Medicine & Health Sciences

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Microbiology is the study of all living microscopic organisms, or microbes, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae. Microbiologists research and study the physiological, ecological and clinical aspects of these microbes. Microbiology is a vast field that offers various diverse career opportunities. In this article, we discuss the seven types of careers after a microbiology course, share the eligibility criteria to pursue the appropriate education and explore the skills required to become a microbiologist. These are some carrers options. Research associate. Biomedical scientist. Microbiologist. Pharmacologist. Ecologist. Science writer. Food technologist.

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Yes, you can do both B.Sc. Nursing and B.Sc. At the same time. This is because, UGC has given its approval that one can go for pursuing two courses at the same time, the only condition is that one cannot pursue both these courses in regular mode I. e for both the courses to be legal, one course can be in regular mode and other course in distance mode from Open University or online. One can choose two different colleges for pursuing the two different degrees, that is one in regular mode and the other in open/ distance mode or one can pursue the two courses from the same institution or college provided it offers both regular and distance education. So, you can do B.Sc. Nursing in regular mode and B.Sc. In distance mode, you can pursue it either from the college from which you pursue B.Sc. Nursing, if it offers distance education in B.Sc. Or you can pursue it from recognised Open Universities like IGNOU etc. Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section. I hope this information helps you. Good Luck!