Neuroscience

No, there is no college under the University of Delhi (DU) that offers a B.Sc. in neuroscience, but DU does offer a concentration in cognitive neuroscience. This programme is a joint effort between the departments of Psychology and Biological Sciences. 

DU does offer a variety of other B.Sc. programs, including: 

B.Sc. (Hons.) Biomedical Science

B.Sc. (H) in Computer Science

B.Sc. (H) in Statistics

B.Sc. (H) in Microbiology

B.Sc. in Life Science

B.Sc. (H) in Mathematics

To be admitted to a DU B.Sc. program, you must pass the CUET entrance exam. After passing the exam, you must register on the Delhi University's Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for seat allocation. 

Neuroscience and Neurophysiology are closely related fields within the broader discipline of neuroscience, but they focus on different aspects of the nervous system.

Neuroscience is a multidisciplinary field that encompasses the study of the nervous system, including its structure, function, development, and diseases. 

Neurophysiology, on the other hand, is a subfield of neuroscience that specifically focuses on the electrical and chemical processes that govern the function of neurons and neural circuits. It explores how neurons generate and transmit electrical signals, how synaptic transmission occurs between neurons, and how these processes contribute to various physiological functions such as sensory perception, motor control, and cognition.

No, becoming a neurosurgeon typically requires completion of medical school followed by a neurosurgery residency program. 

While a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Neuroscience provides a strong foundation in the study of the nervous system and brain function, it alone does not qualify you to practice medicine or perform surgical procedures.

While a BSc in Neuroscience can provide a solid academic background for medical school and a career in neurosurgery, it's important to keep in mind that admission to medical school is competitive, and successful completion of medical school and residency requires dedication, hard work, and perseverance. 

To get admission for M.Sc. Neuroscience through CUET-PG, candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria, which typically include completing a Bachelor's degree in biology, biotechnology, biochemistry, neurobiology, neuroscience, zoology, or MBBS with a minimum required percentage. The University of Madras offers M.Sc. in Neuroscience with an entry requirement of 50% in graduation and conducts an entrance test for eligible candidates. Additionally, CUET-PG has a list of participating universities offering M.Sc. Neuroscience, including various central, state, deemed, and private universities, totaling around 190 institutions under CUET-PG. Therefore, aspiring students have multiple options to pursue M.Sc. Neuroscience through CUET-PG across different universities in India.

A variety of undergraduate psychology courses are available through Liverpool Hope University's Department of Psychology, including "Psychology in Education" and a general "Psychology" curriculum. Core topics of psychology such as social, cognitive, biological, and developmental psychology are covered in the "Psychology" program. Although they offer the chance to learn about cognitive neuroscience and experience in this area, they don't go into great detail on the university's particular undergraduate course on cognitive neuroscience. To obtain the most precise and current details regarding Liverpool Hope University's undergraduate cognitive neuroscience course offerings, one may either visit the official university website or get in touch with the psychology department.