Biochemistry

At least a 50% grade in Class XII from a recognised board and maybe 60% for more contact respective college NEHU Shillong

Hey Sudhakar, you can pursue M.Sc. in Biochemistry at SRM Institute of Science and Technology based on your degree merit,
M.Sc in Biochemistry is a 2-year postgraduate program that allows you to understand the chemical processes related to living organisms. This course contains a mixture of biology and chemistry. To pursue this course you need to clear 10+2+3 with a minimum aggregate score of 45-50%.

Hello Manisha, M.Sc. In Biochemistry is a 2-year postgraduate programme that allows you to understand the chemical processes related to living organisms. This course contains a mixture of Biology and Chemistry. To pursue this course you need to clear 10+2+3 with a minimum aggregate score of 45-50%. So, if you meet this criteria, you can surely do M.Sc. In Biochemistry after completing your post B.Sc. Nursing.

Admission to courses will be done on the basis of qualifying entrance test followed by personal counselling conducted by the university itself.
Candidates who have cleared NEET PG exam will also be considered for selection to MD/MS courses.
Further u even have eligibility and reservation criteria where students can enjoy to the maximum benefits offered by PGIMER

As per the courses list of PIMS Bangalore available on college website, The M.Sc. in Biochemistry programme is not available here. Please see the PIMS website for more details.

Two Colleges are there in Kolar which offer Masters in General Biochemistry - SDUMC Kolar and Sri Devaraj Urs Academy of Higher Education and Research.

A candidate seeking admission to M.Sc. Biochemistry must have at least 50%marks in biological sciences( Zoology, Botany, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology) or Chemistry at the graduate level.

The admission requirement for the B.Sc. in Biochemistry at the University of British Columbia is a minimum of 60% in Chemistry 12 and Biology 12, or equivalent courses.

Its nice to take admission in B.Sc. Biochemistry because its a new branch and it having high career scopes.

Yes, you can get admission in M.Sc. Biochemistry. It doesn't matter whether you have bio as second subject or not.