Hello Shreya,

The M.Sc. Applied Genetics course fee varies by institution:

• Bangalore University : Rs. 10,000 (2 years)

• Karnatak University : Rs. 55,200 (2 years)

• Oxford College of Science : Rs. 80,000 (2 years)

Placements : Salaries range from Rs. 2.5 LPA to Rs. 4.6 LPA . Some colleges offer placements, while others focus on research.

Internships : Vary by institution; check with the respective college.

Entrance Exam : Some colleges require an entrance exam, while others admit based on graduation marks.

Eligibility : Bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks in relevant subjects.

For exact details, visit the college websites or contact their admission offices.

Hope it helps !

Hey !

Here are some top colleges in India offering B.Sc. in Genetics , along with their approximate fee details:

1. Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore

   • Fees: Approximately Rs. 2.35 lakh for the entire course.

2. University of Lucknow, Lucknow

   • Fees: Around Rs. 28,220 for the complete program.

3. M.S. Ramaiah College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Bangalore

   • Fees: Approximately Rs. 53,910 for the full course.

4. The Apollo University, Chittoor

   • Fees: Total course fee is Rs. 1,93,000.

5. Institute of Genetic Engineering, Kolkata

   • Fees: Specific fee details not available; please contact the institute directly.

Hope you find it useful !

Hello,

To gain admission to the MSc Genetics program at Mumbai University , you should focus on the following entrance exam:

1. Mumbai University Entrance Exam (MUET) : This is the primary exam for postgraduate admissions in various science departments, including Genetics.
2. Eligibility : Candidates with a relevant undergraduate degree (e.g., B.Sc. in Biology, Life Sciences, or Genetics) are eligible to apply.
3. Exam Pattern : Typically includes questions on subjects like Genetics, Molecular Biology, and General Biology.
4. Application : Ensure you check the official Mumbai University website for updates and deadlines regarding the exam.

Hope it helps !

Hello Hasmitha,

Both marine biology and marine biotechnology can be excellent choices for someone with a background in biotechnology and genetics. Here's how they differ and which might suit you better:

Marine Biology:

• Focus : Study of marine organisms, ecosystems, and their interactions with the environment.
  
  
• Applications : Conservation, ecosystem management, and understanding biodiversity.
  
  
• Suitability : If you are interested in fieldwork, ecological studies, or marine species' genetic diversity, this could be a good fit.
  
  Marine Biotechnology:
  
  
• Focus : Application of biotechnology techniques to marine resources for purposes like drug discovery, aquaculture, and bioengineering.
  
  
• Applications : Pharmaceuticals, industrial enzymes, biofuels, and sustainable aquaculture.
  
  
• Suitability : If you want to work on research-driven innovation, such as using marine organisms for biotech solutions, this aligns well with your background in genetics.
  
  Recommendation:
  
  
• Marine Biotechnology might leverage your biotechnology and genetics foundation better, as it integrates those skills directly into applied science and innovation.
  
  
• Opt for Marine Biology if you have a passion for ecological studies or conservation-focused work.

Consider your career goals—whether they lean towards research, industry applications, or environmental conservation—before making your decision.

For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

Link: https://www.careers360.com/courses/marine-biology-course

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

Yes, it's possible to pursue genetics with Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology without studying Mathematics and Physics at the 12th grade level.

I hope this information helps you.

There is also scope present after completing a BSc Botany degree in Institutions like IISER, TIFR, and NCBS. They offer you MSc-integrated PhD courses for biological sciences microbiology, biotechnology, zoology, life sciences, botany, molecular biology, genetics, and so on.

Microbiology not only deals about Botany but also Ecology, Physiology and Zoology. If you are interested in attaining knowledge in multiple disciplines, you can choose M.Sc in Microbiology. The course inculcates knowledge on organisms and their relationship with the environment

eligibility for human genetics

The student must complete their graduation in Botany, Genetics, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Biotechnology, Life Sciences, Molecular Biology, and Biomedical Sciences, etc. with a minimum of 55% from a UGC recognized University.

Securing a seat in Osmania University or JNTU Hyderabad with a CPGET rank of 433 for Biochemistry, Environmental Science, Forensic Science, Genetics, or Microbiology is quite possible.

These universities are renowned for their science programs, and your rank indicates a strong performance. However, the final decision depends on several factors:

• Specific Course: The demand and competition vary across different specializations.
• Category: Your category (General, SC, ST, etc.) will influence your eligibility for seats.
• Seat Availability: The number of seats offered for each course determines the cutoff rank.

To increase your chances:

• Participate in counseling: Ensure you attend all counseling rounds.
• Explore different options: Consider other good universities if you don't secure a seat in your preferred institution.
• Stay updated: Keep checking the websites of Osmania University and JNTU Hyderabad for admission notifications.

While your rank is promising, it's essential to participate actively in the admission process and explore all available options.

hope this helps you!!