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While some BSc Forensic Science colleges offer admissions on a merit basis, several institutions only accept entrance exam scores. Entrance exams can be university, state, or national level, depending on the institutions. Candidates can find the BSc Forensic Science entrance exams table below for reference:

The major difference between the BSc Forensic Science and the Diploma in Forensic Science is in the depth and scope of the curriculum, as well as the career opportunities both courses provide. For a more detailed overview, students can refer to the table given below.

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A list of some of the major subjects covered in the curriculum of BSc Forensic Science course is given below, interested candidates can refer to the same to learn more about the BSc Forensic Science subjects.

• Physical Chemistry 
• Organic Chemistry
• Fundamentals of Math and Statistics
• Instrumentation and Investigation Technique
• Fundamentals of Computer Science
• Law for Forensic Scientists 
• Environmental Studies 
• Fundamentals of Biology 
• Inorganic Chemistry
• The basic Physics 
• English Language 
• Introduction to Forensic Science and Criminality 

Interested candidates can check out the list of top private colleges for BSc Forensic Science courses in India, along with their respective fee structures, from the table given below:

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Interested candidates can check out the list of the top government colleges in India, along with their fee structures, from the table given below.

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In order to be eligible for a Microbiology entrance exam after class 12, candidates generally need to have passed their class 12 board exams with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects. A minimum aggregate score of 50% - 60% is required. There might be relaxation in that for some categories. Some institutions may also consider candidates with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) or other combinations.

There are around 118+ government BSc Microbiology colleges in India. Some of the most popular BSc Microbiology government colleges in India are Madras Christian College, Bhaskaracharya College, Gargi College, Punjab University, etc. Candidates can look at the table below to find some best government colleges offering BSc Microbiology courses.

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Some of the top Job Profiles that one can aim for after completing their BSc in Microbiology are listed below. The job levels and salaries depend on the individual's knowledge, skill set, and the company's reputation.

1. Research Scientist
2. Medical Technologist
3. Pharmaceutical Sales Representative
4. Quality Control Microbiologist
5. Public Health Microbiologist
6. Environmental Microbiologist
7. Science Writer