Hello student ,

M.Sc. in Molecular Medicine offers new scientific tools to focus on mechanistic aspects of different diseases , both in diagnosis and therapy.

On completion of M.Sc. in Molecular Medicine course, candidates can go for jobs in various fields such as in Colleges and Universities, Research Laboratories, Hospitals, Govt. Organizations, Private healthcare organizations etc.On completion of M.Sc. in Molecular Medicine course, a person could work in the following profiles:Teacher/ LecturerResearcherScientistTechnical ExecutivePharmacist

Hello aspirant,

According to some reviews of the students of Central University of Punjab, there are no direct placements. Head of the Department can tell you about other reputed institutes to pursue higher studies, which will be helpful, but no company will offer placements after your Masters. You have to prepare for NET to pursue a PhD. After the Masters, you should work on your own. There is placement guidance cell which may guide you.

For more information regarding the college you can visit the link given below,

https://www.careers360.com/university/central-university-of-punjab-bathinda/msc-food-science-and-technology-course

Hope it helps you..

Best of luck..

Hello,

Cucet is common entrance examination for university. And punjab university take part of it. Last year cutoff of MSc in molecular medicine in punjab university was 30 percentage for OBC category candidates.

So if you get minimum 30% then you will get easily this course in punjab university. This is very reputable and good university.

Now come to the molecular medicine subject. This is very interesting course. It's mainly focused on scientific tools mechanism aspects of different disease. It is helpful for diagnosis and therapy both department. You can do so many job like

• You can do research on hospital, colleges, universities.
• You can go for teaching.
• You can work in research dissemination.
• Also you can go for practical and clinical work in laboratories.
• You can get in pharmaceutical sectors also.

There are lots of scope, which one you choose to your career path after completing the masters it's totally your choice.

All the best.

Hello student

For admission in Central University is done on CUCET qualifying marks. You have got 35 in botany. Perhaps you are applying for undergraduate courses.

For undergraduate courses there is qualifying marks for botany subject  is from 33 to 30.

But for MSc botany courses qualifying marks for Central University through CUCET is 73.5 to to 70 percentile.

To know more  you haveto click on the careers 360 college predictor for Central University website.

Dear aspirant,

Looking at previous year cutoff trends you have a safe score. The expected cutoff for msc life science all categories is nearly 35 this year. So you can apply for the college of your choice. For details you can visit the following link

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-cutoff

Regards!

Hi,

All the universities mentioned above are good for pursuing a master degree in Chemistry. The admission to central universities are conducted through Common entrance test conducted every year. The admissions to CU is conducted via entrance exam conducted by the college. However I suggest to go for central universities since it is has more legacy. CU is one of the fastest growing institutions and it is great but if you have a chance to go to central universities then go for it. Compared to Central university of Punjab and Rajasthan I think Punjab is better option. You can compare the college of your choices by using the college comparing tool and can opt best one for you. The link is given

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

All the best.