Biochemistry

For admission into Sawai Man Singh College for M.Sc Medical Biochemistry, first you need to meet eligibility criteria. A candidate seeking MSc admission in Med biochemistry need to complete a Bachelor degree in MBBS/BDS/BSc from a recognised university. Admission to MSc Med biochemistry is based on scores in the Rajasthan Centralized Admission test. Later, Rajasthan University of Health Science (RUHS) conducts Counselling, you need to apply it and if you have good score then you will definitely get admission. 

IGNOU BSc course curriculum include subjects categories as core courses, discipline specific courses, ability enhancement courses, skill enhancement courses, and generic electives. Some of the core subjects included in the IGNOU BSc (H) Biochemistry course curriculum are:

• Molecules of Life
• Cell Biology
• Proteins
• Enzymes
• Metabolism of Carbohydrates and Lipids
• Human Physiology
• Concepts in Genetics
• Immunology, etc.

Yes, it is possible to do a Master's in biochemistry after completing a Bachelor's degree in nursing, its is "quite impossible" to do an M.Sc. in biochemistry after completing a post-B.Sc. nursing degree. The prerequisite for an M.Sc. in biochemistry is typically a B.Sc. degree in a relevant Science field, not a nursing degree.

The starting salary of a Biochemist in India ranges between INR 2.3 to 3 LPA. However, the average salary depends on various sectors such as the hiring company, skills, experience, designation offered, geographical location, etc. 

Cell Biology & Physiology, Enzymology, Plant Biochemistry, Immunology, Bioinformatics, Nutritional and Clinical Biochemistry, and Molecular Biology are some of the common subjects taught in MSc Biochemistry course. 

While some colleges conduct university-level exams, many colleges accept national or state-level entrance exam scores. Here are some popular MSc in Biochemistry entrance exams you can prepare for:

• CUET-PG
• AP PGCET
• ICAR AIEEA
• CPGET
• MAH CET, and more.

I believe, it completely depends on your skills and interests. Once you have completed your graduation in BSc Biochemistry, opting for an MSc in the same discipline will allow you to train in a Biochemistry specialization. Many companies also require a Master's degree for specific job roles, so, an MSc in Biochemistry will open up additional opportunities for you.

Biochemistry is the combination of Biology and Chemistry that study living matter. Here are some benefits of studying MSc Biochemistry:

MSc in Biochemistry is a 2-year postgraduate degree programme that combines the study of Biology and Chemistry. It focuses on chemical processes and substances occurring in living organisms. Being an MSc Biochemistry student, you'll get an in-depth knowledge of Hormones, Physiology, Cell Biology, Enzyme, Organic Chemistry, etc.