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Hello Sahil, Of course, it will be beneficial to do MSc after completing the graduation degree.  The candidates with MSc degree will be given preference during the selection process in any company. You should go for the MSc if you interested. The IIT JAM exam is also conducted for admission into IITs, IISc, NIT and other top universities for MSc, PhD and other integrated courses.  The candidates who have completed the graduation degree are eligible to apply for the exam. IIT JAm exam is organized once a year for six subjects that are - physics, chemistry, Biology, mathematics, geolog

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Candidates interested in research field are keen to take admission in such subjects. There are various opportunities i  have discussed here that you can take idea about you future scope. At first, you need to decide whether you want to get a job or want to continue the higher studies or research. However, you may get various opportunities to make a career as follows: Job profiles in the field of Biochemistry: Assistant professor in colleges or institute Research Associates Bio-technologist Research Scientist Clinical Scientist Chemist Pharmacologist Microbiologist Laboratory Technician

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Rajiv good to know we were help to you. I would go by Deepthi's suggestion - you should look for work experience. and continue with your Phd. No amount of theroy can equate to work experience you will gain. Biochemistry would be helpful in pathology labs/ pharma labs/ clinical research labs/ Pharma companies/ chemical companies/ Diagnostics labs or most popular one - Teaching and Research Associates. Wishin you good luck.

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Hello Raihan, You can apply for IIT JAM to do MSc. IIT JAM is a national level exam which is organized for the admission in MSc, PhD and other integrated courses from IITs, IISc, and other NITs.  The IIT JAM exam is organized for six subjects in Physics, chemistry, Mathematics, biology, geology and Mathematical statistics. The exam is organized in February and the online application process is held in oct-nov month. The minimum eligibility required for IIT JAM exam is graduation degree. You must have read the subject in your graduation for minimum 4 sem or 2 years in which you want to app

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Hello Love, Yes, you are eligible to apply for MSc. as the minimum eligibility to do MSc is graduation degree in the respective subjects. The IIT JAM exam is organized for the admission into into MSc courses from the IITs and other top universities or institutes for six science stream subjects. The candidates must have the subject in their graduation for two years or four sem. after qualifying the JAM exam, you will get admission into one of the finest institutes of India based on the counselling process.  The IIT JAM online application form process is held in October- November month whil

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Ye, You are eligible for TET after completing the B.Ed Degree. the TET is a recruitment exam held for selection of candidates for teachers.  If you like to make a career in teaching field, there are various options after completing MSc degree. There are various institutes which recruit the MSc candidates for lectureship.  You are also eligible to apply for CSIR NET exam. CSIR NET is a national level exam which is organized for assistant professor in universities and junior research fellowship.  The candidates after qualifying the CSIR NET exam will be selected for lectureship ba

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You can go for IIT JEE Main Exam & take admission in BIOChemical Engineering. Check out the JEE Main 2018 Dates & start planning up your preparations.  

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Hello There,  A biochemist is someone who is a master of  biology and chemistry. Such graduates can find jobsacross all industry. You have an opportunity in the food industry to agriculture to pharma to medical to forensic etc. Your job is purely research oriented, so you could opt for clinical research field too. Similiarly in other industries, you would mainly be engaged with clinical trials before a product reaches the market. Hope this helps. Wish you good luck..

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Dear Aspirant, Firstly, choosing the option based on just comparison of the courses is highly NOT recommended. This should be avoided since both fields are good on their own accord. The important thing is what you are good at, and that is much more important. Since you have taken PCB and if you interest in Biology, Chemistry, then definitely BioChemistry is good field for you. You can also explore MicroBiology, BioTechnology fields which are very promising. To be on the safer side, I would strongly suggest you to take the Ideal Career Test from CareerGuide.com. This psychometric

2 answers Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Biological Scientist category

Dear Aspirant, Firstly, choosing the option based on just comparison of the courses is highly NOT recommended. This should be avoided since both fields are good on their own accord. The important thing is what you are good at, and that is much more important. Since you have taken PCB and if you interest in Biology, Chemistry, then definitely BioChemistry is good field for you. You can also explore MicroBiology, BioTechnology, Pharmacy, Clinical Research fields which are very promising. To be on the safer side, I would strongly suggest you to take the Ideal Career Test from Caree

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it is possible to go for MSc Biochemistry after any allied bio science courses.  You can visit the websites of the leading institutes like Lovely Professional University, Punjab Agricultural University  etc for more details.

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Hi Senthil..You may be eligible for all these courses. however, it will be good if you are going for MSc Biochemistry. It will give you  more exposure in that discipline and will   help you to be an expert. So, you can also go for phd in Biochemistry. Best options for you to pursue your                MSc are SRM university, Manipal University, Lovely Professional University.

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Candidates interested in research field are keen to take admission in such subjects. There are various opportunities i  have discussed here that you can take idea about you future scope. At first, you need to decide whether you want to get a job or want to continue the higher studies or research. However, you may get various opportunities to make a career as follows: Job profiles in the field of Biochemistry: Assistant professor in colleges or institute Research Associates Bio-technologist Research Scientist Clinical Scientist Chemist Pharmacologist Microbiologist Laboratory Technician

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