Hello Teja,

All the subjects mentioned above are excellent and have almost equal probability of popping up in your PG-CET exam.

However if you find yourself evoked by the idea of viral replication or its mode of transmission then you should go for M.Sc. Virology.

But if medical microbiology attracts you the most then Applied Microbiology would help you score better marks.

Similarly, if you find exploitation of microbes for industrial use beneficial and intersting then you should opt for that.

However if you're still confused then go according  the weightage criteria or cut-off criteria for your respective subject of choice.

Hope this helps.

Goodluck!

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

Below I’ll be sharing a complete well created and informed information on the virology microbiology it’s information, what these courses are, their subjects, their scopes. It’s framed in a very easy understandable and comparative way.

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now below I’ll be sharing a link which will provide you a complete well informed information which will help you in understanding the industrial microbiology related all the details, and much more information.

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Go through these courses in a very well detailed way & then make a informed decision on which is better.

In my perspective, both the courses are good and best in their own ways, a student should chose a course which interests them, because interested subjects/area will lead in developing greater knowledge for an individual and the student can perform very well.

Now finally as your last question asks the job opportunities after M.SC.

Below I’ll be providing you a well detailed link for that as well, which will provide you a list of career opportunities one could chose after their M.SC.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-master-of-science

I hope the above information helps.
All the very best.

Hello aspirant

hope you are doing great. As per your query  I would glad to tell you that bsc in industrial microbiology is a three year course which can be persued after completing 12th in science stream. This course mainly focuses on various aspects of industrial microbiology like Molecular biochemistry ,Molecular biology,Bio-engineering .This study basically involves large scale production of micro-organisms for their direct use. Its basically very high in demand and innovative course

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

MSc Industrial Chemistry is a 2 year postgraduate course conducted by many universities and colleges in India. The course curriculum consists of four semesters divided into two years and has extensive scope in future due to its potentially packed syllabus.

The eligibility for this course includes a bachelor degree in relevant or related fields such as zoology, biochemistry, microbiology and biotechnology with a minimum score of 60% to gain admission in the following course program.

M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry courses are generally merit based, however, certain colleges may conduct their own entrance examinations followed by an interview to allot admission to aspirants.

The average fees for this course ranges around INR 5,000-2 lakhs and offers important curriculum and syllabi that includes how chemical components are conducive in transformation of other products and materials.

This course allows students to explore and research the methodological approaches to study chemical compounds and how they are used and applied in formation of other products. The course provides extensive knowledge on chemical processes and procedures that are required and frequently used to create chemical products.

M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry graduates after completing their course can work in many designated roles such as Chemistry Content Writer, Scientific Data Entry Specialist, Chemical Business Analyst, Taxonomist, Chemist, Synthetic Chemistry Scientist, Scientist, Quality Assurance Officer, Biochemistry Assistant Scientist, Chemistry Content Writer, Scientific Data Entry Specialist and earn money and salary packages up to INR 1-10 lakhs which can always be increased as per experience and expertise.

M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry also offers working in reputed organization and illustrious Institutes such as Agrochemical Companies, Plastics, Polymer Companies, Military Research Laboratories, as well as Perfume Industries, Petrochemical Companies, Colleges, Universities, Research Organizations which allow their aspirants with a stable job growth and development.

I hope you are asking about the undergraduate course in Industrial Engineering(Btech or Bsc in Industrial Engineering ). Industrial Engineering is that branch which deals with the optimisation process in industries. Minimum eligibility of this course is that the student should have passed 10+2 from a recognized board with PCM as major subject and with a minimum aggregate of 50%. For more information -

https://www.careers360.com/courses/industrial-engineering-course

Hello aspirant,

You can choose any of them as both were good colleges.

But you need to think over your area of interest is it Industrial Engineering or Electrical and Communications Engineering.

I have discussed the placements records for each institutions according to your mentioned branch, hope it helps you;

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING - CET => More than 80% of the students have been placed in various companies from the campus in recent academic year. Companies like MRF, Royal Enfield, Saint Gobain, Amazon, Byju's, Wipro, Mu Sigma, Infosys, Cognizant, TCS, etc., visited the college for recruitment. The average salary package offered was 3.6 LPA. The highest salary package offered here was about 7 LPA.

ELECTRICAL AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING - MEC => About 60-70% of students get placements in the college every year. According to recent recruitment, the highest package was of about 7 Lakhs, the lowest being 3 Lakhs and the average being 5 Lakhs. Top Recruiting Companies were Bosch, Kalkitech, etc.

Hope it helps you..

Best of luck..