M.Sc.
Hi aspirant,
Its good to hear that your choice of subject. You can follow your text books which you have used in your undergraduate course. Otherwise you can use,
You can use your undergraduate books well. Then start reading these books.
Hi Kamali,
Its good to hear that you are interested in joining Thiagarajar college, Madurai. And you have good marks in your Undergraduate degree. You have more chances to get a seat in that college. Every year they prepare merit list based on the number of applications and their criteria.
Top colleges that provide Msc microbiology in India are-
Hello,
Master of Science in Microbiology is full time two year course offered by Amity University, Noida.
The eligibility criteria for taking admission is that candidate must have passed the B.Sc. (Biological Sc.) (min 60%) & 10+2 (min 60%). Eligibility will be relaxed by 5% for the Sponsored category at
Dear Aspirant,
Here are the best institutes in India with good placement, excellent faculty and dynamic departments in biotechnology.
1. IIT (Indian Institute of Technology)
IIT is the best place to study Biotechnology and it is known for it all over the world. The best branches for this would be
M.Sc in Medical technology (pathology) i.e M.Sc. Med.Tech. Pathology is Post graduation course (Master's degree) for 2 years. for this the eligibility criteria is given below
Eligibility criteria :-
1. candidate should be 10+2 qualified through science stream.
2. candidate should have completed his/her Undergraduate degree in relevant subject
Kajal, there are 2 things to it. There is no subject such as Zoology in MBBS curriculum. So with M.Sc B.Ed, you cannot teach in any Medical College. The other thing is that you should have studied MBBS to teach in a Medical College. You should have studied atleast MBBS
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