I want to become a microbiologist in cellbiology now jam in class 12 what should be my next steps for my destination plz help

Hello Harshul,

Microbiologists need at least a bachelor’s degree in microbiology or a closely related field such as biochemistry or cell biology. Many colleges and universities offer degree programs in biological sciences, including microbiology. Most microbiology majors take introductory courses in microbial genetics and microbial physiology before taking classes in more advanced topics such as environmental microbiology and virology.

Students also must take classes in other sciences, such as biochemistry, chemistry, and physics, because it is important for microbiologists to have a broad understanding of the sciences. Courses in statistics, mathematics, and computer science are important for microbiologists because they must be able to do complex data analysis. It is important for prospective microbiologists to have laboratory experience before entering the workforce. Most undergraduate microbiology programs include a mandatory laboratory requirement, but additional laboratory coursework is recommended. Students also can gain valuable laboratory experience through internships with prospective employers such as drug manufacturers. Microbiologists typically need a Ph.D. to carry out independent research and work in colleges and universities. Graduate students studying microbiology commonly specialize in a subfield such as bacteriology or immunology. Ph.D. programs usually include class work, laboratory research, and completing a thesis or dissertation.

Bachelor Courses:

Below is the list of courses that one can pursue in the field of microbiology. The duration of these courses is three years.

Bachelor of Science in Microbiology

Bachelor of Science in Applied Microbiology

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Microbiology

Bachelor of Science in Food Technology

Bachelor of Science in Clinical Microbiology

Best colleges to pursue Microbiology are:

Amity University

Bharath University, Chennai

Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya

Jiwaji University, Faculty of Sciences & Faculty of Life Sciences

Delhi University

Christian Medical College, Vellore

greetings,

delhi university provides B.sc hons microbiology at many of its affiliated colleges. when it comes to studying microbiology, delhi university has the most renowned in the industry.

following is the course structure for B.sc microbiology hons in du:

http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/Administration/AC/10072015/Annexure/10072015_Annexure-92.pdf

according to your 12th marks you may get admission in du. pls refer to the following link for last years cut-off:

http://www.du.ac.in/cut-off.html

for more information:

http://du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=microbiology

refer to the terms and conditions before applying. the application form will be shortly available on delhi university's website.

hope this helps.

good luck