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Hritik Awasthi

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Yes, Christ University have M.Sc. (in28 courses offers). Under the domain of Science, Christ Bangalore central campus offers M.Sc. Programme across 25 specializations at the PG level. Admission to most M.Sc. Specialisation is subject to a Micro Presentation (Madhya Pradesh) and Personal Interview conducted by the deemed university. However, there are a few specializations that also require aspirants to appear for CUET conducted by Christ.

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After completing M.Sc. In Life Science, Biotechnology or Microbiology, you can pursue various career options such as:
Research and Development: You can work in the research and development department of pharmaceutical or biotech companies, academic institutions, or research organizations. You can work on developing new drugs, medical devices, or biotechnological products. Quality Control/Assurance: You can work in quality control/assurance departments of pharmaceutical or biotech companies, ensuring that products meet regulatory standards and are safe for public use. Medical Writing: You can work as a medical writer, creating scientific
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Ankit Kumar

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Both the courses are good. Having a biotechnology degree opens up many more doors in various fields like industrial processes, management jobs while microbiology jobs are more research oriented. You also have an option of doing an MBA in Biotechnology, which a new and emerging field of work. The job market while not absolutely lucrative is growing with the biotechnology sector on the increase in India. There are jobs in the agricultural, pharmaceuticals, medical and various other fields, making it a very flexible subject.

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Ankit Kumar

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Thus, ultimately, it depends upon the interest level and passion of students and they can choose to pursue degrees in any of these fields. Both Biotechnology and Microbiology are equally beneficial for career growth. Having a biotechnology degree opens up many more doors, in various fields like industrial processes, management jobs while microbiology jobs are more research oriented. You also have an option of doing MBA in Biotechnology which is a new and emerging field of work.

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Hritik Awasthi

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The fee structure is feasible and designed according to the State government. options of scholarship are also available. The college form fee is charged extra. the fees for first year is 51000 and for the second year is 30000, which accounts for a total of 81000 for two years.

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Abhijit kumar Tripathy

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Yes, Microbiology is an optional subject for the Union Public Service Commission UPSC exam. Candidates who have a degree in Microbiology or a related field can choose it as an optional subject for the UPSC Civil Services Examination. The UPSC Civil Services Examination is a three-stage exam that includes a preliminary examination, a main examination, and an interview. In the main examination, candidates can choose one optional subject from a list of subjects offered by the UPSC. Microbiology is one of the optional subjects in this list. However, before selecting Microbiology as an optional subject, candidates should carefully consider
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Anshul Gupta

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Tamil Nadu and nearby states that offer an integrated M.Sc. In Microbiology course. Here are a few options:
1. Bharathiar University - Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
2. Madurai Kamaraj University - Madurai, Tamil Nadu
3. University of Madras - Chennai, Tamil Nadu
4. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) - Vellore, Tamil Nadu
5. Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research - Chennai, Tamil Nadu
6. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham - Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
7. PSG College of Arts and Science - Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
8. Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences - Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
9. Sri Venkateswara College - Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh
10. Ach
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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Here are the steps to apply for M.Sc. Medical Microbiology course in Calicut University:
Visit the official website of Calicut University
Navigate to the Admission section on the homepage and click on the "PG Admission" link. On the PG Admission page, select the "Online Registration" option. Register yourself by providing the required details and create a login ID and password. After successful registration, log in to your account and fill in the application form with the necessary details. Upload the scanned copies of your passport size photograph, signature, and other supporting documents such as mark sheets, certificates, etc. Pay the
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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Yes, you may be eligible for TGT Natural Science or PGT Biology teaching positions depending on the specific requirements and qualifications of the educational institution or school board you are interested in.
Typically, TGT Natural Science positions require candidates to have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject, such as Biology, Chemistry, or Physics. Meanwhile, PGT Biology positions usually require candidates to have a Master's degree in a relevant subject, such as Biology or Biotechnology, along with a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree.
Since you have an M.Sc. in Medical Biotechnology and a B.Sc. in Microbiology, you may be
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