Hello,

The PGT eligibility requirements are quite straightforward and unambiguous, but let's first learn everything there is to know about PGT before diving deep into the PGT eligibility requirements. PGT is the acronym used to refer to post-graduate instructors. Senior secondary or upper secondary pupils are taught by postgraduate instructors. Teaching in secondary schools is another name for it.

According to the PGT eligibility requirements,

• According to the PGT eligibility requirements, a candidate must have earned a passing grade in their 12th grade from an accredited board. The candidate's intermediate grade point average must have been at least 50%.
• A graduate degree from an accredited university is required of candidates.
• A B.Ed. or an equivalent degree from an accredited university is required of candidates.
• The candidate must hold a postgraduate degree from an accredited institution.
• According to the PGT eligibility requirements, the maximum age for PGTs is 40 years.
• To be a successful PGT, a candidate has to be fluent in Hindi and English.

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Let me give you a short description abput both of them.

Radiology: Radiology is a specialised course in the medical domain dealing with a wide array of advanced techniques used in medical imaging of a human body and is helpful in diagnosing and treating patients etc with all types of illness including cancer and tumours. Radiology teaches students about different medical science techniques including bone densitometry, x-ray, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), fluoroscopy, angiography and cardiovascular interventional radiology. The course is offered in a number of medical colleges at the undergraduate as well as postgraduate degree level.

Microbiology: M icrobiology is the study of the microscopic organisms. Its branches can be classified as pure and applied sciences. The disciplines like virology, mycology, parasytology, bacteriology etc. The task of a microbiologist is to investigate the growth, structure, development, and other characteristics of microscopic organisms, such as bacteria, algae, or fungi. Medical microbiologists study the relationship between organisms and disease or the effects of antibiotics on microorganisms.

Both of them have good career options. You have to choose the one in which you are interested At some points radilogist are also in demand because of more number of tests for better examination. Microbiologist have their own research. Visit the following links to know more about them:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/micro-biology-and-immunology-engineering-0

https://www.careers360.com/radiology-course

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Hello,

Radiology is a specialised field of medicine that deals with a wide range of cutting-edge methods for imaging the human body for medical purposes. Radiology is useful for diagnosing and treating patients with many sorts of illnesses, including cancer and tumours. Students studying radiology learn about a variety of medical science methods, such as bone densitometry, x-rays, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), fluoroscopy, angiography, and cardiovascular interventional radiology. Numerous medical universities offer the course as an undergraduate and graduate degree option.

The study of tiny creatures is known as microbiology. Pure and applied sciences can be used to categorise its branches. fields include bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, and virology, among others. A microbiologist's job is to look into the development, growth, and other traits of tiny organisms like bacteria, fungus, or algae. Medical microbiologists research the connection between pathogens and organisms, as well as how antibiotics affect microbes.

They both have rewarding work alternatives. You must select the one that most interests you. Radiologists are occasionally in demand due to the increased quantity of tests for improved inspection. Microbiologists do independent research.

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B.Sc Biotechnology and B.Sc Microbiology both courses are good. But to be more specific B.Sc Biotechnology has more career opportunities than B.Sc Microbiology. In fact, in B.Sc Biotechnology, the topics are interlinked to Microbiology are covered.B.Sc Biotechnology focuses on Industrial area, management etc. Where as, B. Sc Microbiology is precised, confined and case study oriented. So you can go for B.Sc Biotechnology course if you are interested in it and want more job opportunities.

job colleges in india after completing bsc biotechnology

St. Stephen's College, Delhi

Amity University, Noida

Manipal School of Life Sciences

Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar

Fergusson College, Pune

Parul University, Vadodara

Loyola College, Chennai

St. Xaviers College, Mumbai

best college in india for microbiology ares-

Madras Christian College, Chennai

Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University

Shoolini University

Central University of Rajasthan, Rajasthan

Directorate of Distance Education, Madurai Kamaraj University

GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam

Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research

my personal opinion is for you to going with Bsc biotechnology is a better option than microbiology because microbiology is a part of biotechnology and in future too we have a good scope for biotechnology. Not only in study but the job or income basis too biotechnology have a great scope. There are many ways to settle in biotechnology than microbiology.

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Dear Aspirant,

The answer to your query is No! There is no entrance exam for admission into two years PG courses in VIT. The admission process is done based on merit of their aggregate marks secured in their undergraduate or equivalent and the shortlisted candidates will be called for admission. So you can directly apply for msc microbiology at the official website.

Hope this information is helpful  :)

Hello aspirant,

To get in Bsc course at Fergusson College in Pune aim at getting a percentage above 90-95%+ to get a seat, if outside Maharashtra candidate and near 80-85%+. If you have around 90% then only you are on the safe side. Some of the other top colleges are:

• M. E. S. Adasaheb Garware College
• P. E. S. Modern College of Arts Science and Commerce
• Samajh Bhushan Baburao Alias Appasaheb Jedhe Arts Commerce and Science College
• Samaj Shikshan Mandals Amruteshwar Arts, Commerce& Science College
• Spicer Adventist University
• The Poona Gujarati Kelwani Mandal Haribhai V. Desai College of Commerce

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Hi there.

A postgraduate pathology programme is the M.Sc. in pathology. It is a branch of medical research that deals with the effects, developments, treatments, and causes of diseases. Cell adaptation to injury, putrefaction, and aggravation, wound healing, and neoplasia are among the studied areas. The course gives the candidate the opportunity to employ the approach designated for the site of the research centre for diseases. The course covers effects, advancement, methods, and causes of illnesses. Pathology, microbiology, immunology, medical genetics, and neuroscience are among the topics that might be studied for this degree.

ELIGIBILITY

The applicant must hold either an MBBS degree from an accredited university or a bachelor's degree in pathology with a minimum cumulative GPA of 55 percent.

Candidates must pass the university's common admission test in order to enrol in the programme.

Hello aspirant,

A graduate degree in microbiology can provide you opportunities in other sectors also like private and government hospitals, technicians in private laboratories, forensic science laboratories, environmental management organizations, educational institutions, the food processing industry, etc.

But if you don't want to pursue a job and want to study further then look for colleges that don't take an entrance test then you can get direct admission to MSC. Private colleges don't take entrance tests.

You had a nice subject in BSC but was not a vast subject so you faced the problems. You can continue further in the research field.

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Hi there,

Certainly, after earning your BSc in microbiology, you can enrol in an embryology course. Verify your knowledge and strong academic credentials.

These universities offer courses in embryology:

1) Banglore University, Banglore

2) Manipal's Kasturba Medical College

3) Chennai's University of Madras

4) Chennai's Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute

Here is a link to a few more universities:

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-clinical-embryology-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps! Thank you.

Hi Bhargavi,

Your queries might find the answers, details in here

'can a microbiology student opt MSc clinical embryology' https://www.careers360.com/qna/question/1196610