M.Sc.

Eligibility requirements for M.Sc. Medical Microbiology programs can differ a little bit across universities. Doing your B.Sc. Botany and thereafter getting admission into SGRDUHS Amritsar (Sri Guru Ram Das University of Health Sciences)’s M.Sc. Medical Microbiology programme is probable but not certain.General Eligibility:Most M.Sc. Medical Microbiology programmes typically expect a Life Science Bachelor’s degree in with courses such as Microbiology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Zoology or Botany.Your Case:    Botany is a Life Science: This is a plus point. Your BSc in Botany course covers some basic biology concepts related to Microbiology.    Lack of Microbiology Courses: However, there may be limited coursework on Microbiology in BSc Botany programs compared to more focused degrees like those specifically concentrating on the subject or any other related program. That might be a bad thing for you.

Admission in S K Somaiya College for M.Sc:Interim Admission (Step 1) Before the results of Semester VI or the corresponding exam for a bachelor's degree are announced, there is a period known as Interim Admission, or Phase 1 of the admission process. Only those who pass the third year final exam of a bachelor's degree (or an equivalent exam), meet the requirements outlined in the eligibility criteria, and complete the remaining program fees will be eligible applicants to confirm their interim admission.Provisional Admission (Second Phase) Phase 2 of the admissions process, also known as Provisional Admission, occurs following the announcement of the results of Semester VI or an equivalent exam leading to a bachelor's degree. Only those who meet the requirements outlined in the eligibility criteria and finish paying the necessary fees according to the program's timetable will be entitled to confirm their provisional admission, should they be chosen for it.