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Hi, I have completed my B.Sc in Microbiology. Now, can I do M.Sc in Genetic Engineering? If not, then which specialization would be better after Microbiology apart from M.Sc in Microbiology?

You need to have a graduation degree in fields related to life sciences to become eligible for M.Sc Genetic Engineering. Admission at different universities is based on merit either through entrance exam or based on marks in graduation. Just make sure you have studied any of the following graduation degrees.

1. Botany
2. Biochemistry
3. Genetics
4. Biotechnology
5. Biomedical Sciences
6. Life Sciences
7. Microbiology

These are some degrees related to life sciences and there are many other degrees, which will make you eligible for an M.Sc Genetic engineering.