Microbiology
hi,
bsc in medical microbiology is a 3 years degree course.
I have mentioned some college name which offers this course,
dolphin institute of biomedical and natural sciences,
university of calicut
sri venkatashera institute of medical sciences, tirupati.
hope it would help.
Hi Neha
Yes , you can pursue MSc Microbiology after BSC Biotechnology. MSc Microbiology is a postgraduate course for duration of 2 years. It is the chemistry and biology for the investigation of the living systems and the relationship with the environment.
Only college of Varanasi you can apply for
hello aspirant
Master of Science in Microbiology is a two years duration post-graduate degree course.It is a division of biology that involves the study of Biology of micro organisms, like the bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa .
Institutes that offer distance education are as follows:-
Hello
The scope of microbiology is immense because there are involvement of microbiology in many fields like medicines,dairy,pharmacy,clinical research,industries.
A microbiologist can go in following fields-
I have mentioned some college entrance test name which you may find helpful. its totally depends on institute whether they take admission on graduation merit basis or entrance test basis.
The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Entrance Exam
Mahatma Gandhi University : Faculty of Applied Science Entrance Exam
University
Hi aspirant,
You have many opportunities in Quality Assurance department in many companies. Most of the food producing companies, medical device companies and pharmaceutical companies will have quality assurance department to assure the quality of their product. So they will announce about the vacancies in their websites and in social
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