The Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry is an undergraduate program that explores the chemical and molecular processes underlying living organisms. The program integrates biology, chemistry, molecular biology, genetics, microbiology, and laboratory science, with emphasis on biomolecules, enzymes, metabolism, and biochemical processes.
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The candidate must have passed:
School Leaving Certificate Examination (Grade XII with Physics, Chemistry, English, (Biology or Mathematics or Computer Science)) with GPA 2.00 or 45% marks from any recognized university or Board.
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+2 Science or I. Sc. or PCL with (Physics, Chemistry, English, (Biology or Mathematics or Computer Science)) with GPA 2.00 or 45% marks from any recognized university or Board.
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Diploma in (Engineering, Food & Dairy Technology, Animal Science, Plant Science, Pharmacy, General Medicine, Lab Technology) with (Physics, Chemistry, English, (Biology or Mathematics or Computer Science)) with GPA 2.00 or 45% marks from any recognized university or Board.
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A Level with Physics, Chemistry, English, (Biology or Mathematics or Computer Science) with GPA 2.00 or 45% marks from any recognized university or Board.
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
Understand the fundamental principles of biochemistry, molecular biology, and related life sciences.
Analyze the structure and functions of biomolecules, enzymes, and metabolic pathways.
Perform and interpret biochemical experiments using appropriate laboratory techniques.
Analyze and interpret scientific data and apply research methodologies.
Apply biochemical knowledge to areas such as healthcare, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, food science, and research.
Develop scientific communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills for further study and professional careers.
The goal of this four-year program, which is broken up into eight semesters, is to provide students with a thorough grasp of the amazing process of life's formation and sustainability. Molecular biology, immunology, human anatomy and physiology, clinical microbiology, and many other topics are studied by students.
