Neuroscience

Courses in clinical and research-based neuroscience combine academic knowledge with practical skills to provide students with a thorough understanding of the brain and nervous system. Studying and treating neurological conditions, such as neurodegenerative diseases, brain trauma, and mental disorders, is the main goal of clinical neuroscience.  In contrast, research-based neuroscience courses place a strong emphasis on scientific inquiry and give students the chance to explore the molecular processes that underlie neurological function and illness through experimental activity.To be eligible, applicants usually need a bachelor's degree in neuroscience, psychology, medicine, biology, or a similar discipline. Candidates with backgrounds in pharmacology, biochemistry, or bioengineering may also be accepted by some universities. A medical degree or at least a bachelor's degree in a related discipline may be necessary for admission to clinical neuroscience programs. Experience in clinical or healthcare settings may also be requested. Some programs may require applicants to have high academic achievement (often a minimum of 50–60% marks) and research experience if applying for postgraduate courses. Research-based programs typically favour candidates with a strong background in research methodology and lab work. 

Several institutions across India offer specialised courses in Neuro Electro Physiology or Neuroscience Technology. AIIMS, New Delhi and NIMHANS, Bangalore are good choices providing advanced training and research opportunities in neurophysiology and neuroscience. Banaras Hindu University (BHU) offers relevant courses, and Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai focuses on neuropsychology and mental health. Amity University, Noida provides both undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Neuroscience Technology that covers neurophysiology and related subjects, offering a strong mixture of theoretical and practical learning.You can choose any college, you can check about all the college by visiting their official website

The minimum requirement to qualify for (link unavailable) Neuroscience is 70% and therefore you are qualified to apply at various intuitions. The usual requirement that most colleges set when offering the B.Sc Neuroscience is passing with at least 50 – 60% in 10+2 Science group, which comprises biology, chemistry and physics. The degree courses range from INR 15000 per annum for B.Sc Neuroscience at the University of Delhi that has a provision for admission to candidates who scored 60% and above. Some like the National Brain Research Centre charges like INR 40,000 for Bsc Neuroscience annual and is competitive having a requirement of 70% marks for a students to apply. You should also find out the general qualification requirement of each you intend to apply for.

Here is the list of colleges of Delhi/NCR that offers Master of Science in Neuroscience and Master of Science in Clinical Research: Amity University Campus, Gurgaon has the course named Master of Science Neuroscience and the fees of the first year rupees 1,18,000. A Master of Science in clinical research is currently available at Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi with first year tuition fee of INR 2,29,000. Other choices are Sharda University, Greater Noida University offering Master of Science Clinical Research with the first semester fee of INR 1,48,526 and Galgotias University, Greater Noida offering Master of Science Biotechnology with an area of study in Clinical Research with the first semester fee of INR 90,000.

Yes, IISER Mohali can be a great option if you're interested in pursuing a career in cognitive and behavioral neuroscience. IISERs (Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research) offer strong academic programs, particularly in sciences, and IISER Mohali has a reputation for providing research-focused education in fields like neuroscience, biology, and cognitive science.You can explore relevant courses in neuroscience and psychology at IISER Mohali, which could provide you with the foundation and research opportunities needed for a career in cognitive and behavioral neuroscience. It would be beneficial to take the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) seriously and aim for a good score to secure admission.

No, there is no college under the University of Delhi (DU) that offers a B.Sc. in neuroscience, but DU does offer a concentration in cognitive neuroscience. This programme is a joint effort between the departments of Psychology and Biological Sciences. DU does offer a variety of other B.Sc. programs, including: B.Sc. (Hons.) Biomedical ScienceB.Sc. (H) in Computer ScienceB.Sc. (H) in StatisticsB.Sc. (H) in MicrobiologyB.Sc. in Life ScienceB.Sc. (H) in MathematicsTo be admitted to a DU B.Sc. program, you must pass the CUET entrance exam. After passing the exam, you must register on the Delhi University's Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for seat allocation. 

PUC-2 (12th grade) students are typically eligible to apply for B.Sc. in Neuroscience without the need for NEET or KCET, depending on the specific college or university. Many universities and colleges offering this course either require a basic Science background (with Biology as one of the subjects) or accept students based on their 12th-grade marks and other entrance exams. However, some institutions might offer alternative entrance tests for specialised courses like Neuroscience.In particular, several institutions, such as Sai University and Bangalore University, may provide opportunities for students to pursue a B.Sc. in Neuroscience without requiring NEET or KCET. Admission might be based on 12th-grade marks or internal university entrance exams?  . For specific details, it's recommended to check the admissions criteria of each university or college offering the course.