Genetics
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Here are some top colleges in India offering B.Sc. in Genetics , along with their approximate fee details:
Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore
University of Lucknow, Lucknow
M.S. Ramaiah College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Bangalore
The Apollo University, Chittoor
Institute of Genetic Engineering, Kolkata
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To gain admission to the MSc Genetics program at Mumbai University , you should focus on the following entrance exam:
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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:
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
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Hello aspirant, Yes, it's possible to pursue genetics with Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology without studying Mathematics and Physics at the 12th grade level.
While some universities might prefer candidates with a strong foundation in Mathematics and Physics, especially for certain genetics-related fields like bioinformatics or computational biology, it's not always a strict requirement for a B.Sc. in Life Science with a specialization in genetics.
Here's why:
However, it's essential to check the specific requirements of the universities you're considering. Some institutions might have additional prerequisites or recommend certain subjects for a smoother transition into the genetics field.
In conclusion, while a strong foundation in Mathematics and Physics can be beneficial, it's not always a mandatory requirement for pursuing genetics at the undergraduate level. By carefully considering the specific requirements of your chosen universities and taking advantage of elective courses, you can successfully pursue a B.Sc. in Life Science with a specialization in genetics.
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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:
To increase your chances:
While your rank is promising, it's essential to participate actively in the admission process and explore all available options.
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Hello Sneha
Top colleges in mumbai offering bsc in genetics are
Xavier's college, mumbai, maharshtra
D Y patil , university school of management,
B K Birla college
Kishinchand Chellaram college
R D National college
Vaze college of arts, commerce and science , mumbai
Wilson college
Ramnarain Ruia autonomous college
Guru nanak khalsa college of arts, science and commerce, matunga , mumbai.
Jai Hind college
Amity university, mumbai
Chhatrapati Shivaki Maharaj University
Indian Institute of technology , Mumbai
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So, are products formulated at pH 5.5 perfect for skin? The short answer: not really! First, parameters like texture and other ingredients indicate a cleanser's quality, much better than pH alone. Second, though the skin pH rises slightly immediately after cleaning even with plain water, it reverts to its mild acidic pH in an hour. Healthy skin quickly rebalances the 'acid mantle' - a protective layer over the skin—and is unaffected in the long term by the cleanser's pH. Skin modulates pH, making skin products function optimally. So, why market pH 5.5 products as "perfect"? Well, for certain skin types (e.g., oily skin) and certain skin conditions (like acne), an increase in pH can aggravate these skin situations. This might lead to an interpretation that a skin care product needs to be at a pH for optimum cleansing. Hence, skincare experts have expressed reservations about pH being the sole criterion of product safety and 'acid mantle' preservation when factors including plain water may contribute to the same. Thus, an ideal product is almost impossible to define. So, look well beyond pH alone.
Question: According to the passage, the pH value of human skin is generally:
Option 1: between 7 and 14
Option 2: 5.5
Option 3: between 0 and 7
Option 4: between 4 and 7
Correct Answer: between 4 and 7
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Explanation: According to the passage, the pH value of human skin is generally in a range between 4.0 and 7.0, depending on various factors like body parts, age, genetics, ethnicity, and environmental conditions.
Therefore, the correct answer is, between 4 and 7.
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