Dear Aspirant

Colleges in Tamil Nadu which offer BSc in genetics course are:

1. Sri Ramachandra institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai

2. Tamil Nadu Veterinary and animal sciences university, Chennai

3. Chettinad Academy of research and education, Kelambakkam

4. Shanmugha Arts science technology research and academy, Thanjavur

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hi! i would like to inform you that in order to get admission in manipal for bsc biotech, you do not need to appear for an entrance exma. But you do need a minimum of 55% marks in 10+2in you boards or equivalent with biology,chemistry,english, and phyiscs/biotech/maths/ any other life

Hey!

in class 11 you have to take a group with math and biology.

then score well in class 12. no neet is necessary for genetics.

so join a college that offers bsc genetics or bsc genetics hons or Btech genetic engineering (most preferable), or be genetic engineering.

after which

Though there are no post graduate courses like MD in Genetics following MBBS, you may pursue an MD in pathology which offers courses of Molecular genetics and molecular hematology.

Or you may also pursue a course in Master of Sciences (MSc.) in genetics. Genetics is currently an very lucrative field

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query yes you can obviously do your PG in Human Genetics after completing your MBBS course. Also your above mentioned course has much importance in the medical research and development sector. The job options are also very bright if you

Dear Deepsikha ,

If you are completed your graduation in BSc biotechnology ,biochemistry and genetics and after complete your course you should go through the higher studies or job .So ,first we will discusses about the higher studies in different specialization such as

• M.sc Microbiology.
• M.sc Biotechnology .
• M.sc Biochemistry.

Hii,

BSc in Genetics stands for a degree in Bachelors of Genetics .

Generally, BSc / Bachelors of Genetics are a course that lasts for almost three years.

Genetics is a branch in biology that covers all the branches under genes, variations and heredity in living organisms, preferably, all the