Master of Science [M.Sc] (Microbiology)

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Ques. How is MSU Baroda for an MSc in Microbiology?

● Top Answer By Rahul Bisht on 31 Dec 22

Ans. Microbiology is a science that is used in many fields; therefore, it is essential to be a lifelong learner with an open mind in order to accept all points of view, analyze them, and then reach an intelligent conclusion, which must also be understood as dynamic. This perspective on life as a dynamic situation in which one grows and dies every second is an important life lesson. MSU's heart is its faculty. They are highly qualified, knowledgeable, and helpful. Some faculty members are fantastic, while others are not. Presentations and interactive sessions are also available. They have significant industrial exposure but are highly valued in the research field. The course curriculum is designed in such a way that all B.Sc students in life sciences (zoology, botany, and chemistry) can pursue the Master's course. It covers the majority of the topics required for a master's degree, beginning with general microbiology and progressing to immunology and bioinformatics.Read more

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Ques. What is the process of applying for an MSc. in Microbiology at MSU, Baroda? Do we need to give the entrance test at Baroda in college or anywhere else?

● Top Answer By Utkarsh Kapoor on 29 Dec 22

Ans. The microbiology department has a separate website wherein you can find details regarding tests and their schedules. Written tests and oral exams or viva are taken. The written test comprises Basic knowledge of chemistry and biology general science knowledge like names of famous scientists and their contributions and awards won. Oral/viva: It aims to test your confidence level ability to communicate These tests are quite easy and can be passed after enough preparation.Read more

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Ques. What is the fee structure of MSc. (Microbiology) at LPU, for an SC category student?

● Top Answer By Admin on 27 May 24

Ans. The programme fees for MSc Microbiology at LPU is INR 80,000 per semester. For four semesters, MSc Microbiology students must pay INR 3,20,000 as total course fee . There is no difference in fee structure on the basis of the students’ caste . However, LPU offers scholarships to provide financial assistance for its meritorious students. LPU provides scholarships based on entrance exam scores (CUET, LPUNEST, JAM); one who secures good marks in graduation/entrance exams is eligible for the said scholarship. Other scholarships are offered based on the students’ performance in the semester exams. You can visit the official website of LPU for more information on the merit-based scholarships offered by the university.Read more

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Ques. What is the eligibility criteria of MSc Microbiology in LPU?

● Top Answer By Admin on 20 May 24

Ans. The eligibility criteria of seeking admission in LPU for MSc microbiology is that you must have passed an Bachelor's degree with 60% in any of the majors including Microbiology/ Applied Medical Science/ Medical Science & Allied Medical/ Agriculture / Biosciences/ Food Science/ MLT/ Life Sciences/ Veterinary Microbiology & Parasitology/ Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology/ Clinical Chemistry/ Public Health & Allied Sciences/ Plant Science and you will also have to pass LPUNEST. Read more

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Ques. Can you please tell me what would be syllabus for MSc microbiology entrance exam at st Xavier's??

● Top Answer By Subhashree Mukherjee on 04 Jul 22

Ans. The entrance exam for St. Xavier’s College Kolkata M.Sc Microbiology will be for 50 marks only. There will be 20 MCQs and 1 Analytical long type question. The total time duration is 1 hr 30 mins for the exams. The syllabus for St. Xavier’s College Kolkata M.Sc Microbiology entrance exam is as follows: Introductory Microbiology - Cell Biology and Genetics-microbial growth and nutrition, bacterial Morphology and staining, Control of microbes (antibiotics), Eukaryotic microbes-algae, Fungi, Protozoa, Plasma membrane, and other eukaryotic subcellular organelle structure and function Medical, Industrial, Food and Agricultural Microbiology - Common microbial diseases and toxins, Normal microflora of human beings, Bacterial pathogenicity, Basic immunology, Antigen-Antibody Interaction, Monoclonal Antibody, Vaccine and Vaccination, Virology, Lytic cycle of T odd and even bacteriophages and Lysogenic Cycle of lambda phage, oncogenic and animal virus Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Stereochemistry, Biological Application of thermodynamics and chemical kinetics, Bioanalytical techniques viz. HPLC, TLC, gel electrophoresis, Biochemistry of Biomolecules like nucleic acid, amino acid, and protein, lipid, carbohydrate, vitamins, enzymology, bioenergetics, microbial metabolism, Prokaryotic and eukaryotic replication, transcription and translation, For any further information, you can visit the official website or contact us here.Read more

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