B.Sc Microbiology

Core practical subjects that are generally included in the curriculum of BSc in Microbiology Biochemistry are listed below:

• Microbial Physiology
• Molecular Biology
• BSc3 Biology
• Microbial Genetics
• Medical Microbiology
• Industrial Microbiology
• Food Microbiology
• Environmental Microbiology

Essential practical techniques/aspects that are introduced to the students are listed below.

• Microscopy
• Molecular Techniques
• Bioinformatics
• Laboratory Safety
• Culturing and Isolation
• Data Analysis and Interpretation

In BSc in microbiology, you will learn about their cell structure, metabolism, physiology, history, their classification (gram negative, positive, types of viruses, fungi), and nomenclature. You will develop an understanding of how to isolate and cultivate them and identify them.

Applied microbiology teaches the application of microorganisms for human use. For example, how to apply better microorganisms for industries like food, agriculture, bioprocess, bioremediation, pharmaceuticals, etc. Applied streams of microbiology include industrial, food and dairy, plant and agricultural, clinical (medical) aspects of microbiology.

The table given below has compared the major areas between BSc Microbiology and BSc Chemistry. 

To gain admission to the B.Sc Medical Microbiology program at the Kerala University of Health Sciences, you'll likely need to meet certain eligibility requirements and potentially participate in an entrance exam. While some B.Sc programs at KUHS may use NEET scores, the specifics for Medical Microbiology should be verified through the university website or admission notice.