Microbiology
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To join MSc Microbiology, you should first have a BSc in Microbiology/Life Sciences/Biotechnology or a related subject. Then prepare mainly for CUET-PG, as it is accepted by most central and state universities. If you aim for top institutes like IITs, IISc, or NITs, also prepare for IIT-JAM (Biotechnology/Life Sciences).
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The CUET PG 2026 exam for MSc Microbiology date is not confirmed yet .
The exam is expected to be conducted in March 2026 . The exact exam date and shift for MSc Microbiology will be announced later by NTA through the official subject-wise date sheet or admit card
With a rank of around 25,686 in INI-CET and General category, the chances of getting AIIMS Microbiology are very low. In most counselling rounds, AIIMS seats (even for non-clinical branches like Microbiology) close at much better ranks. That said, counselling patterns can change slightly every year, so you should still
Based on previous INI-CET trends , a UR rank around 25,686 usually does not get a Microbiology seat in AIIMS institutes.
In most years, Microbiology in AIIMS closes at a much better (lower) rank for the unreserved category. Only the very last round in some years has gone close
Here you can access MSc Microbiology syllabus for 2026 from the mentioned link below:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-in-microbiology
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The syllabus for M. Sc . Microbiology generally includes advanced study of microorganisms, their genetics, physiology, applications and laboratory techniques. Although every university has small variations, the core structure remains similar across India. The major units usually taught are:
Classification of bacteria, fungi, algae, protozoa,
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