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Indeed, most certainly you can do P.HD subsequent to finishing your lord's in Life Science from Distance learning. Just the condition is the level of your lords should be from perceived college by NACC and UGC. Further, the qualification rules for P.HD for an applicant conveying graduate degrees is as per the following : Eligibility models incorporate a Master's certification or M. Phil with 55% imprints from the perceived college for General Category understudies, For the held class, understudies have half Marks with PG.

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Hi aspirant,

After completion of B.Sc in Microbiology course you can pursue M.Sc in Life Science courses. Candidates must have passed Bachelor's degree in Science stream in relevant subjects to study M.Sc in Life Science courses.

Admission is based on merit obtained in qualifying exam or entrance exam conducted.

Best M.Sc Life Science Courses you can pursue are listed below.

••Master of Science in Advanced Plant Biology and Biotechnology

••Master of Science in Genomics and Proteomics

••Master of Science in Nanoscience & Technology

••Master of Science in Advanced Zoology

••Master of Science in Biochemistry

••Master of Science in Environmental science

••Master of Science in Medical Genetics and Genomic

••Master of Science in Biostatistics

••Master of Science in Diary Science

••Master of Science in Industrial Microbiology

You can find Colleges in India offering M.Sc Life Courses, using below mentioned link.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-life-science-universities-in-india

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Hello aspirant,

The Manipal School of Life Sciences was founded in 2002. MSLS is another name for the institute. Manipal offers a variety of services to students and employees. Separate hostels for males and girls are available at Manipal School of Life Sciences, as well as a multi-purpose gym with all of the essential fitness equipment. Students can eat healthy and nutritious cuisine in the institute's cafeteria. Students can use the library at Manipal School of Life Sciences, which has a huge variety of books, magazines, journals, references, periodicals, and other materials.

Here below I am providing you the list of some books you can refer for preparing MSc life science entrance exam:

1. BIOLOGY BY CAMPBELL, N.A AND REECE

2. CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY - SHEELAR P AND BIANCHI, D.E

3. CONCEPTS OF GENETICS - BY KLUG W.S

4. VANDER'S HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY - WID MAIER, E.P, RAFF

5. ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SELECTIVE AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS - BY MISHRA A.

6. BIOINFORMATICS AND FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS -BY PEVSNER J

7. HARPER'S ILLUSTRATED BIOCHEMISTRY BY MURRAY

8. PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL MEDICINE -BY PARK,K.

9. BIOLOGY BY RAVEN P.H

10. INTRODUCTION TO PLANT PHYSIOLOGY- BY HOPKINS W.G .

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Hope this information helps you.

If you want to stay in the core Biotechnology sector, i.e., if you want to join the Pharmaceutical companies, manufacturers of medical technology then going for the course of MSc Biotechnology a better choice. Also its a good course for those who want to go in research. Now if you want to work in a hospital environment and you want get employed as a paramedical staff then going for the course of DMLT will be a good choice.

Actually the course you should go for is entirely dependent on your target.

For more information regarding DMLT consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/diploma-in-medical-laboratory-technology

For more information regarding MSc Biotechnology consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-in-biotechnology

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hello Aspirant,

UGC NET stands for University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test. It is a National level exam conducted by  National Testing Agency (NTA) for enrolment in Assistant Professors and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF). It is conducted twice in a year in online mode.

It's eligibility criteria says that :-

>>>>>> The candidates belonging to General Category must have 55%(50% for reserved categories) in their Masters degree or equivalent exam from a recognized College or University.

>>>>>> Upper age limit is 30 years for JRF, whereas for Assistant Professor there is no any upper age limit.

>>>>>> The age relaxation goes like :-

• OBC - 5 years
• ST/SC - 5 years
• Transgender - 5 years
• Women candidates - 5 years

For more information about UGC NET, kindly check out the link mentioned below :-

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ugc-net

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!!

Hello student!
Hope you are doing good!
You can get many career opportunities after MSc in life sciences, some of which are-

1. Going for a PhD, the stipend for which can vary, generally its around 40k per month.

2. If you are not interested in further research, you can also go for industrial jobs, as a starter you can expect a decent salary around 25-30k per month based on the organization you work with.

3. Other jobs can include working as a Medical coder/ writer, Teaching at a coaching center as a tutor, etc.

Hope this information helps!

Good luck!

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for MSc Oncology is passed bachelor degree in medicine, bachelor degree in surgery that is MBBS from a recognized university, the candidate also required to hold MD in General Medicine, hence after BSc Life Science it's not possible to pursue MSc Oncology, admission is basically done through entrance test, you can visit our page at https://www.careers360.com/courses/oncology-course to know more details regarding this.

Dear aspirant,

There are various colleges which provides integrated life science through cucet exam and they are as follows:-

1. JNU Delhi - Jawaharlal Nehru University
2. Manipal University (MAHE) - Manipal Academy of Higher Education
3. Gujarat University, Ahmedabad
4. Visva Bharati University - Visva-Bharati
5. CSJMU Kanpur - Chhatrapati Shahu ji Maharaj University
6. Bangalore University, Bangalore
7. Tezpur University, Tezpur

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-life-science-universities-in-india

Dear abha,

The national testing agency releases the eligibility criteria for all the medical aspirants. Candidates should know the eligibility criteria before applying for the neet entrance examination.

The eligibility criteria are as follows:-

1- Candidates should have passed physics, chemistry, biology and English as the core subjects.

2- There is  minimum age limit and the candidate should have completed 17 years as per 31st December , 2022.

3- There is no upper age limit as of now till the supreme court passes its verdict.

4-There is no limit in the number of attempts.

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria-2022

If you are from a chemistry background then you can choose the GATE Chemistry paper as the paper to attempt. As a sub category choosing Chemical Engineering as a sub category will be a more convenient choice over Life Science.

You can consider the link below in order to know about the GATE Chemistry:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-chemistry-syllabus

I hope this answer provides you some insight. Wish you a great day!