Biochemistry

Since genetic engineering is such a complex field, earning a post-graduate degree can be quite helpful in getting to do work you are interested in. This is especially true if you want to lead your own research. You may be able to find entry-level work with a Bachelors degree, but a Masters can make you more competitive for prestigious or exciting positions, and a doctorate gives you even more of an advantage. Additionally, if you want to treat humans with genetic conditions, you may also need to become a medical doctor on top of obtaining a doctorate in genetic engineering. You may find joining a professional organisation is helpful in providing networking opportunities and resources for learning more about your field. Some of these professional organizations include the Biomedical Engineering Society, the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Center for Genetics and Society and the American Institute for Biological Sciences. These types of organizations also offer continuing education opportunities, which is especially important in a field like genetic engineering.

Regular B.Sc. Is basically three year undergraduate course that deals with subjects like Physics Chemistry Mathematics, Biology and Computer through B.Sc. Specializations designed for each type. In which you learn about the three different subjects in some states the subjects are cutted every year as per interests you can leave every year one subject and ended up having only 1 subject in final year (in Maharashtra). Or in some states you have to acrry all subjects to you final year and having better opportunities in every subject you have choose. The admissions for B.Sc. Is mainly done on marit basis. On the other hand B.Sc. Biochemistry is a 3-year undergraduate course in chemical and physio-chemical processes. It is a branch of Science that deals with Chemistry applied to the study of living organisms and the Atoms and Molecules which comprise living organisms. The students are trained about the Chemical processes & principles and why studying them is important. B.Sc. Biochemistry admission in top B.Sc. Biochemistry Colleges is granted based on the individuals performance in the entrance exam and Personal Interview . Sometimes the institutes also conduct counseling round which is conducted for the students who have cleared the entrance examination.

Masters in Biochemistry is a 2-year postgraduate programme that allows you to understand the chemical processes related to living organisms. This course contains a mixture of Biology and Chemistry. To pursue this course you need to clear 10+2+3 with a minimum aggregate score of 45-50%. You need to qualify the entrance exams too for securing admissions in this course. There are a number of national and college-level entrance exams for which you can apply to lock seats in this course like Amity JEE GSAT Pantnagar University Entrance Examination, BHU PET and other exams. There is a pool of colleges and universities offering this course. This course is a research-oriented course that enables you to have hands-on experiments, practical labs, and theoretical thesis. It involves the study of subjects like Immunology, Cell Biology Bioinformatics, Enzymology, and alike.