M.Sc Genetics
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Yes, you are eligible for taking that course but your subjects should be based on chemistry, biochemistry, and zoology, etc. based on B.Sc sciences only. And, your minimum Percentage should be 60.
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M.Sc (Clinical Biochemistry) - 2 years
M.Sc (Clinical Microbiology) - 2 years
You can go for any of the above mentioned courses as per your interest as both are very good courses. It will be best if you go for the Master's degree as it will help you acquire knowledge and practical exposure in the field. If you are willing to pursue genetics as your career then please refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/geneticist-56.
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University of Delhi - DU, Delhi
Maharshi Dayanand University - MDU, Rohtak
Bharathiar University, Coimbatore
Ganga Kaveri Institute of Science and Management, Bangalore
The average tuition fee charged for the course in India range
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Those who have passed senior secondary or equivalent examination with minimum of 50% aggregate can apply for B.Sc in Genetics course. But they should have passed the relevant qualifying examination with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as the main subjects. Candidates can apply for the course by post or online. Institutions like Bangalore University will provide online application form through their website so that the candidates can download the form and send it to the concerned authority after filling it properly. If the candidates cannot access the website, then they should collect the form from the office of concer
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