Hello there,

If you want to pursue Biotechnology and later specialize in Bioinformatics , choose subjects that build a strong foundation in both fields. In 1st year , take:

1. Core Subjects:

   • Biology
   • Chemistry
   • Mathematics (important for programming & data analysis)
   • Physics (optional but useful for analytical skills)
     
     

2. Recommended Electives:

   • Computer Science (for coding & algorithms)
   • Statistics (essential for data analysis in bioinformatics)

Focus on learning Python, R, or Java for bioinformatics applications.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hi

Yes , with a BSc in Zoology background , you can pursue an MSc in Bioinformatics as most institutes accept candidates with a bachelor's degree in life sciences , including zoology , biology or related fields .

Here's how you can proceed:

Eligibility for MSc Bioinformatics

A bachelor's degree in Biology , Zoology , Biotechnology , Microbiology or related life sciences .

Some universities may require mathematics at the 12th level or basic knowledge of computational subjects .

For college or university list link mention below :

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-bio-informatics-degree-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps you .

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Hi Debosmita

Yes you will be eligible for MSc in bio informatics after completing BSc in zoology with minimum 50% marks .

Eligibility for msc in biostatistics is to have bachelor's degree with science stream / B phama / BDS / BHMS / BAMS / MBBS  or BE in computer science.

The candidate must have secured minimum 50% marks in class xii.

Entrance exams for msc in bio informatics include CUET - PG. ICAR AIEEA and PU CET.

Top universities in India offering biostatistics are

Amity university,  Noida

Goswami Ganesh Datta Sanatan Dharna college , Chandigarh

Sastra Deemed university,  Thanjavur

Holy cross college,  Tiruchirappalli,  Tamil Nadu

Vellore Institute of technology

Jamia milia Islamia Institute

Banaras Hindu university,  Banaras

Indraprastha Institute of information

For more information kindly visit the link given below

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Hello aspirant,

A new area of biological science called bioinformatics resulted from the fusion of information technology and biology. It is an interdisciplinary field of study that combines computer science, mathematics, chemistry, biology, and statistics to create a single subject. This industry mostly works with biological instruments to produce new software and analyze biological data.

For complete information, please visit the following link:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/bio-informatics-course#:~:text=Bioinformatics%20is%20a%20branch%20that,process%20information%20dealing%20with%20biology.

Thank you

Hy,

Pursuing BTech in Bioinformatics can be a perfect choice if you are interested in fields combining biological sciences with computational techniques and data analysis.

Telangana has many research institutions and biotechnology parks where students can engage in themselves in cutting-edge research projects in bioinformatics.  Also, many research opportunities are available in the area.

Overall, Telangana offers great research facilities, and industry connections that can help you in building a rewarding career in the field.

Hy,

Bharati Vidyapeeth is a good choice for an M.Sc. in Bioinformatics program. It is a two year program. The candidate who wishes to take admission their should have passed B.Sc. Bachelor's degree in any discipline of science & technology with minimum 50% (45% in case of SC / ST) aggregate marks from any recognized university. You can apply for the course by directly going on their official website: https://www.bvuniversity.edu.in/pg-programmes/msc-bioinformatics

Hello aspirant,

A course in bioinformatics gives you an all-encompassing study of multiple fields within one degree. It deals with the hand-in-hand learning and development of the fields of computer science, engineering, and statistics to process information dealing with biology. It uses such tools to make further advancements in biology as well as process and store data related to it.

Applications of computer science and engineering to medicine are part of the field of health informatics. The greatest solutions for utilising various technologies, resources, and techniques to obtain, store, retrieve, and use information in healthcare are offered by this discipline.

These both are different courses and both have good scope. I suggest you to choose the course that you yourself want because that will be in your best interest.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.