M.Sc Biological Sciences
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| Mrs. Jaya Thomas : 8884982277 | Mr. Bhagyanathan : 8971192474 |
| email : jncpgcourses@gmail.com |
Programme Details :
The two-year M.Sc. Biological Science program is designed to train and inspire young, innovative minds in the diverse fields of Biological Sciences. The primary objective is to help students develop an integrated understanding of life science problems at the molecular level.
Through this program, students will gain knowledge and practical insight into various disciplines, including Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Clinical and Industrial Biotechnology, Analytical Techniques and Bioinformatics.
Eligibility:
3 years Bachelor Degree in any discipline of Biological Sciences with a minimum of 55% marks in related subjects.
| YEAR | I Year |
|---|---|
| INSIDE KARNATAKA | 85,000/- |
| OUTSIDE KARNATAKA | 90,000/- |
• To provide a comprehensive understanding of key disciplines such as Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Clinical and Industrial Biotechnology.
• To establish a strong academic and technical foundation in the broad field of Biological Sciences.
• To develop critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and scientific problem-solving skills.
• To impart hands-on training and practical expertise through laboratory work, field studies, and research projects.
• To prepare students for diverse career paths in industry, healthcare, environmental management, agriculture, and research organizations.
• To promote a spirit of inquiry, scientific innovation, and research aptitude for advancing biological knowledge.
• To instill ethical standards and professional integrity in scientific practice and research.
• To enhance communication skills for effective dissemination of scientific findings across academic, professional, and public domains.
• To enable postgraduates to contribute to scientific and technological progress in life sciences and address real-world biological challenges.
• Develop the ability to think critically, reason logically, and identify various aspects of real-life problems.
• Apply research-based knowledge and methods to design experiments, analyze and interpret data, and draw valid conclusions.
• Utilize appropriate scientific techniques, tools, and modern technologies—including prediction and modeling—while understanding their limitations.
• Communicate scientific information effectively through reports, documentation, presentations, and clear verbal or written instructions.
• Understand the societal and environmental impact of scientific solutions and promote sustainable development.
• Uphold ethical principles, professional integrity, and scientific responsibility in all practices.
• Work efficiently as an individual or as part of a team, and demonstrate leadership in multidisciplinary environments.
• Recognize the importance of continuous learning and maintain the ability to adapt to technological and scientific advancements.
A degree in Biological Sciences opens diverse and rewarding career paths across both private and government sectors. With higher education such as a Master’s degree in Biology, candidates can explore opportunities in research, industry, education, and public service. Employment opportunities are available in:
• Ecologist
• Biochemist
• Geneticist
• Microbiologist
• Weed Scientist
• Science Adviser
• Research and Development Specialist
• Quality Control Analyst
• Research Institutions (Agricultural Research, Horticultural Research, Plant & Food Research)
• Specialized Research Organizations (Wheat, Dairy, Meat, Forestry, Wool, Leather)
• Biotechnology and Biopharmaceutical Companies
• Pharmaceutical Development and Manufacturing
• Food, Beverage, and Animal Feed Industries (Wineries, Breweries, Feedstuff)
• Environmental and Regulatory Agencies (Environmental Protection Agency, Ministry of Business and Enterprise)
• Healthcare and Medical Institutions (AIIMS, District Health Boards)
• Secondary and Tertiary Educational Institutions
• Scientific Publishing and Communication Organizations