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7th February 2023, 08:19 PM
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Research on Cancer can be done after BSc Microbiology?
I want to do research on cancer. Should I get opportunity to research after qualifying net JRF after BSc microbiology degree?
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9th February 2023, 12:30 PM
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First of all you need to complete MSc in Microbiology degree with at least 55% aggregate, which could potentially provide you with opportunities for research. NET JRF is a national level eligibility test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for determining eligibility for the award of Junior Research Fellowship and eligibility for Assistant Professor or equivalent positions in Indian universities and colleges. Qualifying for the NET JRF can increase your chances of being considered for research positions, either within academia or in industry, as well as provide you with a stipend to support your research work.
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9th February 2023, 05:06 PM
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Those who have undergraduate degree in biology or pre med are eligible to become a cancer researcher.
How to become cancer researcher Earn an Undergraduate degree Gain relevant experience Persue graduate degree Consider medical program Complete post doctoral Fellowship Some of the skills required are Critical thinking Communication Analysis |
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