B.Sc Biochemistry

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Rudra Shaurya
8 years ago
Yes. The candidates could be graduate in any related field and be eligible for IFS exam.

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Rudra Shaurya
8 years ago
All B.Sc courses have same scope, and it is only a matter of choice. B.Sc in Genetics is relatively new and it is slightly more in demand. But, pursue it only if you have interest in it.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Rudra Shaurya
8 years ago
B.Sc in Chemistry would be best, if you want to go for Lectureship. You can also go for lectureship through Biochemistry, if you want. There is no foundation on restriction on the career choice after B.Sc. Both will be good for lectureship and biochemistry.

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anshuman yadav
8 years ago
I am listing some top colleges according to tier placement records every college has a 10% margin records in tier placement and these colleges are in ascending order
The Oxford College of Science - [TOCS]. Osmania University - [OU]. Kristu Jayanti College - [KJC]. Jyoti Nivas College - [JNC]. AIMS In

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M
8 years ago
You have to just wait for the 12th exams results first and then you can wait for the cutoff list by Delhi University. Delhi University takes admissions on merit basis. So you can go and check your cutoffs according to you course and percentage.
For some courses Delhi University takes entrance exam a

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P
8 years ago
Of course, you only need a degree. Prepare well for CAT and interview. Best wishes.

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Mehak Seth
8 years ago
B.Pharma is a professional degree in the field of Pharmaceutical sciences it deals with all aspects like Pharmaceutical manufacturing, drug discovery, drug marketing, pharmacovigilance, pharmacoeconomics, pharmaceutical microbiology, Biotechnology, biochemistry, inorganic, organic, physical and medi

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Deepak Prajapati
8 years ago
B.Sc in any branch of chemistry may not fetch you a good job. Moreover, you will not have a proper career growth. Masters in analytical chemistry will have a wide scope. You will have plenty of opportunities in pharmaceutical industries.

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rajpal jadeja
8 years ago
Master of Science: is the most obvious and logical choice for graduates when it comes to higher studies. Master degree in a specialised subject can open a lot of door for doctorate, research and excellent employment opportunities for students. MBA / Master of Business: This is one of the most sought

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