Hello,

Bsc applied Microbiology is the application of the knowledge of microbiology to solve the various problems pertaining to the society. It uses the various solutions obtained after research in order to stop problems caused by viruses, bacteria or microbes.

Bsc Hons microbiology is the in depth study of microbiology unlike ordinary Bsc where only theory is covered to major extent here in Hons microbiology syallabus is more practical and useful as it creates a skilled person in his/her field.

Check out this link

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc(hons)-in-microbiology-and-virology-degree-colleges-in-india

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/indira-gandhi-college-of-arts-and-science-puducherry/bsc-applied-microbiology-course

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Hello,

No Bsc microbiology is not a rare course. Many Students all over the India apply for Bsc microbiology. In Bsc microbiology which is a 3 year undergraduate course you will study about different microbes and their benefits to the humanity and many such deep concepts. You can even opt for a good college for Bsc or after your Bsc by giving entrance exam like JAM. You can become professor, lab technician, researcher, microbiologist, virologist after goid amount of education.

Check out this link for colleges

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-microbiology-and-virology-degree-colleges-in-maharashtra

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hello aspirant,

you can check out the following link to now more about the college-

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/institute-of-applied-medicine-and-research-ghaziabad

you should also check the reviews that some of the ex-students have provided where you will be able to get an exact idea of the college, it's placements, it's fees and the academics.

also, note that the college is a private college.

check out the admission forms on the man website, if you get the form, then the admission is open for 2020.

hope that helps

Hello Mink,

No Institute of Medical science and research in ghaziabad is not an government college it is an private college.

You can check this linkn below where you will get all deatiled information about the college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/institute-of-applied-medicine-and-research-ghaziabad

Hello,

The following colleges under Chaudhary Charan Singh University offers B. Sc. Microbiology:

• Government Mahavidyala, Noida
• Brahmanand Mahavidyalaya, Bulandshahr-Khurja Road, Bulandshahar
• Harlal Inst. Of Management & Technology, Noida
• Institute Of Management Studies , Delhi
• Institute Of Applied Medicines & Research , Ghaziabad
• Adhunik Institute Of Education & Research , Ghaziabad
• College Of Applied Edu. & Health Meerut Science, Roorkee
• I.I.M.T College Of Medical Science, Meerut
• Meerut Inst. Of Engineering & Technology, Meerut
• Bhagwati College Of Mgmt & Technology, Meerut
• Mahaveer Institute Of Technology, Meerut

Hope this helps!

• Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for Women
• Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Science
• PDM University, Bhadurgarh
• LPU Jalandhar
• SGT University, Gurgaon
• IMS - Ghaziabad, University Courses Campus
• Amity University Noida
• Swami Shraddhanand College
• Noida International University
• GD Goenka University, Gurgaon

Hey!

Chaoudhary Charan Singh university, Haryana offers a wide variety of courses in terms of bsc. It offers bsc physics, chemistry, maths, agriculture, zoology, botany, biomedical, etc.

You can check the list by visiting our page at

https://www.careers360.com/university/chaudhary-charan-singh-university-meerut/courses?page=2&degree=64

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Hello dear  student!!

First  of all don't  panic  for this.

With 85.3 % marks, it is very difficult for you to get admission  in the top college of Delhi University offering microbiology and biomedical sciences,  specially  when you belongs to General category. But there can be chances that in the last 7th- 8th merit lists, you  might get admission  in some non famous colleges of Delhi University. So just visit the site regulary and get up to dated with the merit lists for admission.  Meanwhile, what you  can do is just get entolled in some other(relatable) course to secure your seat specially  if you're  getting it in North campus's colleges such as Zoology  , botany, life sciences, etc. As you  can't  afford private University  and at the same time you  just can't  waste your whole year, so it's better to secure a seat in other  courses for a safe side. But if you are only interested  in microbiology and biomedical  sciences,  then you can go for some other governement universities  of states such as Kurukshetra  university  (Haryana), Punjab University (Chandigarh) , etc.

Hope this will help you!

Hello dear  student!!

With 85.3 % marks, it is very difficult for you to get admission  in the top college of Delhi University offering microbiology and biomedical sciences,  specially  when you belongs to General category. But there can be chances that in the last 7th- 8th merit lists, you  might get admission  in some non famous colleges of Delhi University. So just visit the site regulary and get up to dated with the merit lists for admission.  Meanwhile, what you  can do is just get entolled in some other(relatable) course to secure your seat specially  if you're  getting it in North campus's colleges such as Zoology  , botany, life sciences, etc. As you  can't  afford private University  and at the same time you  just can't  waste your whole year, so it's better to secure a seat in other  courses for a safe side. But if you are only interested  in microbiology and biomedical  sciences,  then you can go for some other governement universities  of states such as Kurukshetra  university  (Haryana), Punjab University (Chandigarh) , etc.

Hope this will help you!

Hey Nidhi

As you may know the paper for MSc Applied Microbiology will consist of 150 multiple choice questions asked from the subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics for 450 marks.

You should focus on UG topics like Microbiology and
Biochemistry, Biotechnology,Food Microbiology,Chemistry and Biology that you were taught in your undergraduation.

For better understanding I suggest you to go through previous year papers and practice mock tests. All the best.