Hello,

You can get the MET PG exam syllabus from the official site of Manipal Academy of Higher Education.

• Open the official site
• Go to "Study" tab
• From the list click on "Entrance Exams"
• Then, all the information regarding the exam will be visible. click on syllabus and test pattern for the details.

Also, you can check the link below to get all the information about MET 2021

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mu-oet-pg

Good luck!

Hello student,

As per UGC norms you have to meet certain eligibility criteria if you want to become a lecturer in any of the educational field.

The eligibility criteria is that the candidate must have completed masters in the subject they wish to pursue the teaching role with the minimum of 55% marks. In your case, you have to choose the subject human anatomy or biotechnology in your higher studies.

After your class 12th, you have to opt for bachelors in science in the subject relevant to your mentioned subjects or same.

If you want to apply for the assistant professor's post then along with the above mentioned eligibility criteria, a candidate must possess the SET/SLET, NET certificates.

Thank you!

For neet pg or next exam..the gold standard book which is grays anatomy:the basis if clinical practice will be the best book.

Student edition is good for university exams and college exams.

the clinical anatomy of grays covers every concept and it focuses on clinical knowledge.

Hi Dear,

I'll recommend you to go for ‘Gray’s Anatomy for Students 3rd Edition’, published by Elsevier Churchill Livingstone. The book has a very clear and colorful format and simplifies each and every topic for students making it really easy to understand. The book is clinically-oriented and student-friendly and is one of the bestselling books and will help you to clear all concepts.

Good Luck

Gray's anatomy is one of the best books in Anatomy by so far. But it is expensive. The diagrams, illustrations and quality of paper cannot be missed. If you are fine with buying an expensive book, then you should go the hard copy of Gray's Anatomy and then go for soft copy of Chaurasia. This is because Chaurasia's Anatomy has simple usage of English and if you want to refer something immediately, Chaurasia will be helpful more than Gray's anatomy. Its easily understood. Gray's Anatomy has complex structure of English and you will need time to understand each sentence and so Gray's should be a hard copy.

Dear aspirant

Both the books are of almost same level and contents are also same. Also both are very easy to understand. Main difference between both the books is that in BDC topic are explained in theory and paragraph manner and same thing in vishram singh in explained in point wise manner. Vishram singh is more exam based book in compares to BDC.

So from my suggestion before buying any medical books if you are confused then go to your college library issue the author you want then study for 2-3 day from both and then compare it. Once you get confirmation that which book is suitable for you can buy that book. Also you can always issue any authors book from college library so make use of that. Most of medical college students prefer books from the library and use it.

Hope this information helps you

All the best

Can i apply for msc anatomy  after persuing bvoc mlt

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that every college has different admission criteria. Few colleges takes admission on the basis of merit and few  colleges consider entrance exam for admission into their colleges. Since you have not mentioned the name of college you are looking for, so it is difficult to answer the specific percentage required and the total fees of the college. I suggest you to mention the specific details so that I can help you better.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.

Greetings!

These are the courses you can opt after doing BSc Biotechnology:

• MSc in Zoology-

study of animals

jobs- professors, teachers, researchers, zoologists

• MSc in Botany-

study of plant biology.

Jobs- botanists, mycologists

• MSc in Microbiology-

Study of biology and chemistry of the living system and relation to the environment.

Jobs- quality assurance associate/ specialist, medical laboratory technician, chemist, scientist

.

• MSc in Biochemistry-

study related to chemical processes in living organisms.

Jobs- consultant, lecturer, professor, technician, reader, analytic chemist, healthcare scientist.

• MSc in Food Science and nutrition-

study of technical aspects of food like harvesting.

Jobs- dietician, product development scientist, menu planner, columnist, quality manger.

• MSc in Forensic sciences-

Study of the application of scientific methods and techniques under cases of crime and law.

Jobs- forensic expert, laboratory in-charge, investigative officer, cyber forensic expert, etc.

• MSc in Life sciences-

The deep study of life processes of plants, animals, human beings, and microorganisms.

Jobs- epidemiologists, immunologists, product manager

• MSc in Clinical research-

Study of properties of drugs, vaccines, devices, diagnostic agents, treatment regimens.

Jobs- programmer, clinical physician, Biostatistician, analyst

• MSc in Genetics-

Study of manipulation of gene material and heredity of living beings artificially.

Jobs- scientist officer, associate professor, positions at ecosystem and environmental management sector, an analyst at laboratories.

• MSc in Biomedical-

Study of various disciplines like microbiology, biochemistry, anatomy

Jobs- various tasks and positions in laboratories.

• MSc in Veterinary biotechnology-

Study of treating animals with dental, clinical, therapeutic, medical, surgical, diagnostic methods.

Jobs- medical representatives, surgeon, sales and marketing executives, teacher.

• MSc in Biomedical engineering-

Acquire knowledge of the development of health systems and products like artificial organs, prostheses, biosensors, etc.

Jobs- manufacturing engineer, quality engineer, software engineer

• MSc in Biophysics-

Study of understanding the manufacturing of the human body and its functioning.

Jobs- researcher, lecturer, intern, assistant scientist.

• MSc in Computational biology bioinformatics-

Study of intersection of biology, mathematics and computer science

Jobs- bio-analytics, computational chemist, informational developer, database designer, sequence analyst.

Various other subfields to choose from are:

• MSc in Toxicology
• MSc in Animal biotechnology
• MSc in Molecular medicines
• MSc in Applied biology
• MSc in Virology
• MSc in Pharmacology
• MSc in Philosophy in biotechnology
• MSc in Industrial biotechnology
• MSc in Marine biotechnology
• MSc in Agricultural biotechnology

I hope this was helpful. Thank You!

Hello

Yes you can do msc anatomy after bsc zoology.There is a lot scope for MSC anatomy in india.you can apply for this course in any university and colleges .you need to write entrance exam to get admissions but some universities provide admissions without entrance exams i.e based on academics performance and personal interview . Here is the list of paramedical colleges which provides msc anatomy.

Osmania university, Hyderabad

Christian medical college, ludhiana

Manipal university, manipal

Symbiosis international university, pune

All india institute of medical sciences, new delhi

St johns medical college, Bangalore

Bangalore medical college and research institute, Bangalore.

Armed forces medical college

NIIMS university, jaipur.

Hope this information helps you.

All the best.