Genetics

No, you can pursue the BSc Genetics course with PCB as your major subject in Class 12. However, the eligibility criteria may differ depending on your desired college. Some colleges may need PCM/PCMB for the course admission.

An MBA is a postgraduate professional degree programme and you can pursue it after completing your BSc in Genetics. However, you'll need to check for the specialisation that aligns with your future goals and interests as MBA courses are to gain business management skills, meanwhile, the Genetics course involves the study of Biology, Chemistry, Microbiology, etc.

No, An MD (Doctor of Medicine) is a postgraduate medical qualification that requires a foundation in general medicine, which is provided by the MBBS program. This is the basic medical degree that qualifies you to practice medicine.

Although it does not offer an M.Sc. in Applied Genetics specifically, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) does offer a variety of advanced Science programmes. Typically offering integrated Ph.D. programmes in biological sciences and allied subjects, IISc is well-known for its research-focused programmes. These integrated Ph.D. choices, which offer thorough training and chances for research, are available to students interested in genetics. It's best to check out the IISc official website or get in touch with their admissions office for more detailed information on the programmes that are offered and their focus areas.

Genetics is one of the many subjects Mahatma Gandhi University (MG University) provides PhD and postgraduate programmes in. With an emphasis on advanced genetics research, the university offers an M.Sc. in Genetics and Plant Breeding. Furthermore, MG University provides Ph.D. programmes in which students can work with knowledgeable staff to conduct genetics research. For more information, prospective students can visit the university's official website to review the exact requirements for admission and the application process for these programmes, or they can get in touch with the admissions office.

The BSc in Genetics & Genomics at Lucknow University includes a combination of core and elective subjects that cover various aspects of genetics and genomics. Here is the outline of the subjects that might be taught in the college are:Core Subjects:Introduction to GeneticsBasic principles of geneticsMendelian geneticsChromosomal theory of inheritanceMolecular BiologyDNA structure and replicationGene expression and regulationProtein synthesisCell BiologyCell structure and functionCellular processes and signalingCell division and growthBiochemistryMetabolism and metabolic pathwaysEnzyme function and regulation

In order to get admission at  Institute of Genetic Engineering Kolkata, candidates must meet the lats educational qualification set by the college. Students can check some of the course-wise selection criteria below:Course NameSelection CriteriaBScWBCHSE, CBSE 12, ISC, JENPAS UGBCAMerit-basedBBAMerit-basedBOPTMMerit-basedMScJEPAS PG

Banaras Hindu University course admissions are based on merit in CUET-UG and CUET-PG, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for admission to all undergraduate and postgraduate courses. BHU offers a 2 year M.Sc. in Agriculture (Genetics and Plant Breeding) course at the PG level. The most recent cutoff range for admission to M.Sc. in Agriculture (Genetics and Plant Breeding) at BHU falls within the range of 190 to 210.