Hi Himani,

You have not mentined your category. In case, you are General, let me tell you, the cutoff marks can go as high as 270+.

According to 2015 data , 252 marks was the cutoff for the 1st round of counselling.

You can obvisouly assume that the marks have increased to atleast 282 over the last 5 years. So you have to have a high score to get admission.

BHU PET 2020 cut off mentions the minimum rank that candidates must score in the entrance test to qualify the exam and be eligible for admissions into the university for PG courses. Candidates shortlisted on the basis of scores obtained in BHU PET 2020 and their meeting the cut-offs will be sent call letters for counselling.

For more  details, please follow:

https://www.careers360.com/exams/bhu-pet

Hey Bushra

Aspiring students need to have passed M.Sc. (Nutrition & Dietetics) degree in B.H.Sc. / B.Sc. (Home Science) with specialization in the related field like BSc (Home Science  or Biosciences, Medical Science ,Allied Medical or Nutrition & Dietetics and Food Technology) or microbiology or biotechnology or equivalent,  to be eligible for entrance exam.

Some colleges and institutes conduct entrance examination for admission.

It is a good scope after your BSc in microbiology however  you can also  go for

biochemistry.

bioinformatics.

biotechnology.

environmental microbiology.

genetics.

medical microbiology.

molecular biology.

Hello,

As there are many applicants who have applied for Msc Microbiology in BHU, and as you belong to general category, your score is not applicable to make a seat in BHU due to less availability of seats and reservations. You can check other colleges for taking admission in Msc Microbiology on Careers360 portal. There are state universities like Bundelkhand University, which is taking admission now.

Thank You!

Hello. I hope you have given the BHU PET exam, soon results will be out. Cuttoff of last year for MSC. Applied Microbiology was 39 to 49 under OBC category.

Kindly check for your Marks and apply for the seat as soon as possible so that you can avail best place.

Hope that helps!

Hello,

Both the courses are excellent and its upto you in which field you have interest.

B.Sc. Microbiology is a 3-year undergraduate degree  program whereas, BHMS is 5-year bachelor's degree program in Homeopathic medicine, which allows you to practice as a Homeopathy doctor.

If you have interest in medicine and you want to become a doctor,then you should go for BHMS. But,if you want to opt for research or maybe you're more interested towards food safety and related fields, you should go for Microbiology hons.

Thank you!!

Hello student ,

Here I will suggest you to go according to your interest in particular field and if you are willing to pursue astronomy and scientist both then you can pursue for astrobiologist , which is an interdisciplinary’ field and sits as the Venn diagram overlap in the middle of many different kinds of science . For this you need minimum educational requirement which is a Bachelor's degree in any of the Science subjects like Space Science, Astronomy, Chemistry, Biology and any other appropriate science subject from a recognised university . But for now there is no scope in India because  it is a very new and upcoming field in India , but it is unique aprroach for a particular to pursue in other countries , and other country pays a lot for this .

Hope it will help you !

Hey aspirant,

Choosing any course for your future is wise or not depends on a number of factors. These factors include scope,career oppurtunities,interest, college etc. On the basis of these factors one needs to decide wether the field will prove to be fruitful for an individual or not.

So coming to Microbiology-

• At present, the scientific, analytical and problem-solving skills developed by microbiology graduates are high in demand by employers.
• Job opportunities include the posts of Research Assistant,Food, Industrial or Environmental Microbiologists,Sales or Technical Representative ,Medical Technologists,Biomedical Scientist,Clinical ResearchAssociate,MicrobiologistPharmacologist,Food Technologist etc.
• Career growth is a going to be a major limitation unless one diversifies oneself , Practical knowledge and application is really important.
• BSc Microbiology is basically study of the micro-organisms which affect human, animal and plant health. This course will provide an excellent opportunity to train themselves in the cutting edge technology for solving the microbial problems faced by the mankind.

Top colleges -

1. St. Xavier's College
2. Madras Christian College - [MCC],Chennai
3. The Oxford College of Science - [TOCS]
4. Fergusson College,Pune
5. . Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
6. Gargi College, Delhi University

Hope this helps you.

All the best!

By generally considering outline career prospective, pharmacy stands first, then microbiology finally medical laboratory Technology. This is just general opinion it varies to listen to person from biology ground. The course microbiology and medical laboratory moreover cover in pharmacy and future career approaches are vast like for jobs. But this is not good advice because as I said the comparison of best pair is for a person to person. I want to understand how you consider these objects as eligible for you. Because after joining the course you are going to put enough input that you have in your ability. So you must consider which is best for you not as a best for PCB Student.

Hello,

if you are asking on the basis of salary package then BSc Microbiology will be better with 3lpa for fresher post. For BSC Pharmacy, fresher salary will range from 10k-20k based on your qualification, skill and where you work.

Scope will increase in microbiology as it has many domains and everyday new things are happening. If you can make your footprints then it will be new adventure for you.

Considering job salary and scope, BSc Micro biology will be better option but it should be your decision to choose based on your interest.

Hope it helps!