Definitely you can pursue MSc in clinical embryology after completing BSc EMCCT. There is specific eligibility criteria IN institutions that may vary. generally Bachelors Degree in a lifetime subject like Zoology botany microbiology or related field is sufficient. your B.Sc can be considered equivalent degree in life science so you can definitely pursue it. Some of the popular institutes offering MSC in clinical embryology:

AIIMS DELHI

MAX HEALTHCARE INSTITUTE

SRI AUROBINDO UNIVERSITY

top colleges Clinical embryology

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Yes, with a B.Sc. in EMCCT (Electronics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, or Technology-related fields), one may be eligible to take an M.Sc. in Clinical Embryology based on the specific entry requirements of the university or program. Generally, M.Sc. programs in Clinical Embryology look for candidates having backgrounds in life sciences, biotechnology, medicine, and related fields.

Steps for Eligibility Determination

• Check Program Requirements: Most colleges have specific requirements for an M.Sc. in Clinical Embryology. These usually consist of a basic understanding in biology, biochemistry, or related subjects.
• Check if your course work includes biology, anatomy, or physiology . If so, you are a good candidate.
• Bridge Programs (if needed): Some colleges will provide short courses to fill gaps in prerequisites.
• Admissions Process: Admissions may involve an entrance exam, interview, or review of academic and professional credentials.

For further details, refer to university websites offering M.Sc. Clinical Embryology programs or related forums like Careers360 Clinical Embrology page.