which 1 is best among Msc MicroBiology,BioChemistry& BioTechnology.?
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Well as the name implies I am a bit partial to Microbiology, and that's the one I would chose.  But I think it would be good for you to.  You would have fun in it.
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Too many to list and explain here, without copying and pasting  --and why should I do all your uni work for you? ;-)\n\nI will recommend a couple of good text books through.  Well worth a purchase or just get them on loan from your library...\n\nAlberts et al, Molecular Biology of the Cell\nStryer, Biochemistry\n\nIt's been since I bought mine.  Think I got editions 2 & 7 back in 1996 and I know both have been updated a couple of times since.  These are still a GREAT basic resourse for this sort of question.
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There are only two tertiary institutes in Singapore that offer credible and recognized microbiology courses. They are National University of Singpapore (NUS) and National Technological University (NTU). The links to microbiology departments to these universities are listed below. Don't bother with the other institutes. They are not worth it. I believe the NUS option would be prefered.
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Come and do a Masters in Chemistry or pursue a PhD at University of Southampton, amongst the best Chemistry Sciences/Engineering department in UK. Alternatively, study something called Complexity Sciences at Southampton, interdisciplinary specialty subject from the Department of Electronics/Computer Science, ranked first in UK and 2nd in the world. i am an alumnus and will be happy to answer further questions.
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Biotechnology sector is booming and as such it is much sorted field for study as well.Pune and Bangalore have emerged at the top to attract large number of students for Biotechnology. University of Pune has emerged as the best university in India for ongoing Biotechnology research. It also houses NCCS where great scientists are doing research on stem cells etc.NIV and NCL in Pune have also contibuted a lot for Biotech.The microbial cultures that we use in India are indexed at NCL i.e National Chemical Laboratory. NIV has been involved in reasearch on viruses.NARI i.e National AIDS Research Institute at Pune is the first place in India where AIDS vaccines trails are taking place currently. Biotech has got other aspect as well. Biotech or BT companies are involved in manufacturing enzymes, medicines and drugs, transgenic plant seeds, vaccines etc. Biocon at Bangalore and Serum Institute of India, Pune are the largest producer of enzymes and vaccines respectively. The jobs in Biotech companies are very lucrative.Seeing the scope of Biotechnology in present and future, PUMBA(Dept. of Management Sciences, University of Pune) has launced MBA in Biotechnology. This is first MBA-Biotech course in whole of south-east Asia. For details on MBA-Biotechnology please logon to http://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net\n\nAs per your case that you dont have maths, there's not a great deal of problem. The maths that you are taught in biotechnology is not of very tough type. So it is suggested that you try to understand the problem or the tactic and practise the problems again and again to help you gain confidence. Just fear of maths can destroy your dreams. Be bold and confident and take a plunge into the field of Biotechnology. Remember you can't learn swimming without taking plunge into the water. \n\nYou are lucky in one sense that India's first exclusive web-site on Biotechnology and Microbiology for college students as per university syllabi has been launched. Free instant notes and study matter on Biotech and microbiology is available on http://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net\n\nOther good web-sites on Biotechnology are - \nhttp://www.microbiologytoday.cjb.net\nhttp://www.microbiologyreview.cjb.net
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The best choice for you is University of Toronto. This is a link to their biochemistry program:\nhttp://www.biochemistry.utoronto.ca/department/index.html\n\nAdmissions info here:\nhttp://biochemistry.utoronto.ca/undergraduates/index.html\n\nVisa info here:\nhttp://www.utoronto.ca/Prospective_Students.htm\n\nGoodluck!\n\ncc
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Bachae They are all the same no matter what you name it biotechnolgy course is nothing without micro, toxicology, physiology, molecular bilogy, cell bilogy, bioinforma, immunology, genetics, etc.... and the same is true for Biomedical sciences of DU, Biotechnology, lifesciencessof DU, MSc Life sciences, biotech of Jamia, JNU, Punjab univ, or for that matter the supper lurring Medical biotechnology of PGIMER CHANDIGARH. What matters is you Do the course from the Institute or Uni having THE MAXIMUM FACILITIES AND LATEST EQIEPMENT t make you verse with the various techniques befoe you go out into the market after Msc or for PhD for that matter. I hope i cleared the cloud around u.\nM.Sc Medical biotechnolgy
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The current researches in chemistry are mostly compound making for the pharmaceutical industry. You will be synthesizing molecules for a living (BOOOORING)\n\nIn biology, you'll most likely study plants and animals, their habitats...\n\nI suggest biochemistry. You study life at a molecular level (inside the cell). It's very interesting and you get a thorough formation on all aspects of life. Once you get a degree in this, you will know what you like and then decide what research you want to do.\n\nOh, and with a biochemistry degree, you can do research in virtually every field from physics to chemistry to microbiology to clinical studies.
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Hey its a vry good field.Thr is more demand n less professionals  in this field, ull have a vry good scope.Im going to go for bioinformatics.Best of luck.
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It depends on what university you go to and what they offer. You will want to consider Cell Physiology, Molecular biology, Histology, Embryology, Virology, Immunology, Parasitology, and much more. Maybe.
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Straight genetics or molecular biology for genetics research. \nWould probably suggest a biochemistry degree for the other option.\n\nAs an extra - I did straight genetics and had no problem getting in to a research position, but be warned the money in research is poor until after a doctorate and many years experience. If i could do it all again I would sway towards chemistry and shoot for the industry side (there is still job satisfaction to be had). Three years of research for me has just highlighted how little we know!\n\nSorry don't know any specifics about India, but would imagine the biochem market is a bigger one
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u can go for Commerce,PCM or PCBiology....Acc. to me PCM is best....
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For someone just finnishing a microbiology course, he/she knows very little about it. Microbiology is the study of microscopic organisms. These include bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites such as amoeba and helminths (a type of worm) as well as eukaryotic single celled organisms like yeast.\n\nIt is the greatest subject to studying in biology.\n\nThis website has some good information on it related to microbiology and virology (study of viruses). Im really enjoying my degree, and if you are thinking about taking it, then i recommend you do, and come to Uni of Leicester!!\n\nhttp://www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk/
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combination of microbiology/ biotech has graet scope in pharmaceutical/clinical research industry. beside these it also have scope in food and feed industry, textile industry, alcohol industry etc.\npay depends where you lilve in america it range from 40-60K dollars/year if u r having 0-2 years experience.
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Okay... if you want to proceed into research after BSc (Biotech), the  best thing I think you should do is to go into a doctorate program. Perhaps you should find a thesis based on stem cells?
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MBA in Biotechnology or simply MBA-BT or MBA-Biotech is a specialised MBA.MBA is a 2 year post-graduate programme in management. MBA is of 2 types - general MBA and specialised MBA.In general MBA at the end of 1st year you are supposed to choose specialisation in either of the 1 subject - marketing or finance or materials/operations or human resource. Example of specialised MBA is MBA in Biotechnology which is available at the Department of Management Sciences, University of Pune which is popularly called PUMBA. In specialised MBA like MBA-Biotechnology you are taught all the 4 subjects in much detail i.e marketing, finance, materials/operations and HR that's because your specialisation is Biotechnology.You are specially prepared to lead a Biotech or Pharma company.The advantage is that you can go to any other sector like telecom, IT, Retailing etc. because you have been given detailed knowledge of every field with special focus on Biotechnology. That's the advantage.There is much demand for MBA-Biotechnology in Australia, USA and Europe apart from the one in India. For details on this course visit http://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net \n\nThis website also offers Free MBA-Biotech Newsletter.Also they offer Free counselling and guidance.Plus Free notes for BSc. Microbiology and Biotechnology students are also available on this site.\n\nThe web-site tells you also on various management entrances like MAT, ATMA, CAT etc.Ranking of colleges along with list of various colleges is also given.Also biggest list of BTech Biotechnology and BE Biotechnology colleges is available on this site.\n\nMBA-BT or MBA-Biotech is available at Department of Management Sciences(University of Pune), Amity, Noida etc.
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1.Microbiology-- a study dealing with the structure and existence of microorganisms, which are tiny life forms such as a bacteria or a virus\n2.Zoology-- which is the study of animal life\n3.Botany-- which is focused on plant life\n4.Physiology-- Study of the vital functions and basic activities of living organisms - cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems - and their parts, in relation to the whole.\n5.Embryology--Study of the formation and development of organisms from the zygote, or fertilised egg. Confined mainly to multi-celled organisms.\n6.Taxonomy--Hierarchical classification of natural organisms indicative of their structures and differences.\n7.Genetics--Study of inheritance and variation in organisms, and mechanisms by which these operate; causes of similarities and differences among related individuals.\n8.Ecology--Study of relationships between organisms and their environment; the interactions of individuals within groups and with their suroundings. \n9.Morphology--The study of the shapes of plants and animals. \n10.Molecular Biology--Study of chemical processes at the level of large organic molecules such as proteins and nucleic acids. \n11.Biochemistry--Study of the chemical processes within living systems as a whole. \n12.Bioarchaeology--The systematic study of past life by the recovery and examination of remaining material evidence, such as bones, petrified animal or plan imprints, etc.\n13.Biogeochemistry--The study of the relationship between the geochemistry of a region and the animal and plant life in that region.\n\n14.Cytology-- Study of cells.\n\n15.Orinthology-- Study of birds.\n\n16.HOMOLOGY --That relation between parts which results from their development from corresponding embryonic parts, either in different animals, as in the case of the arm of man, the foreleg of a quadruped, and the wing of a bird; or in the same individual, as in the case of the fore and hind legs in quadrupeds, and the segments or rings and their appendages of which the body of a worm, a centipede, &c., is composed. The latter is called serial homology. The parts which stand in such a relation to each other are said to be homologous, and one such part or organ is called the homologue of the other. In different plants the parts of the flower are homologous, and in general these parts are regarded as homologous with leaves. \n\n17.HERPETOLOGY: The study of reptiles and amphibians.\n\n18. HISTOLOGY: Study of tissues.\n\n19. Osteology: study of bones.\n\n20.Gynecology:Study of the health of the female organs of reproduction and diseases thereof.