B.Sc Scope

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The M.Sc biochemistry:- The objectives of this programme is to impart training in basic and advanced biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology and clinical biochemistry. There are total 05 seats (3Gen+5OBC) at AIIMS Delhi.
Eligibility criteria :- The candidate must possess one of the following qualifications and have secured 60% marks for general/OBC and 55% marks for SC/ST. A) MBBS/BDS (55% for general and 50 for SC/ST)
b) B.V.Sc
c) B. Pharmacy
d) Bachelor of Physio therapy (4.5 years)
e) B.Sc degree with min three years of duration
The admissions are entirely basis on the performance of candidate in entrance exam conducted in Delhi/NCR. The minimum cutoff required for eligibility for PG courses is 50th percentile. Procedure: - The application can be filled and submit online by using www.aiimsexams.org The question paper of M.Sc will be of 90 minutes duration consisting of 90 multiple choice questions (MCQs) carrying 90 marks. Each correct answer will get 1 and negative -1/3 response. Further AIIMS has not prescribed any syllabus for entrance exam.

To be honest, there is no such thing as a career in biotechnology after B.Sc Biotechnology. It is just a stepping stone to higher studies. Biotechnology is a highly research intensive field and hence there are not many opportunities after B.Sc Biotechnology. However, there are industries which take up B.Sc Biotechnology graduates for doing menial jobs in production and quality control as they can pay them less to work more. It is a good point in life switch career if you want quick bucks, as if you go by the B.Sc M.Sc and Ph.D route it will take ages for you earn in India. Also, post B.Sc you can try clinical research Diplomas, which can land you in a decent job. Also, one can try a hand at medical coding.