I have completed my BE in biotechnology in 2015 & want to pursue MS from abroad in Biochemistry. Can you suggest some universities for it?

I have given GRE and TOEFL exams.

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Asked by Sourav Shyam

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Swameeka Medhi Overseas Education Counselor, Free Lance | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

Hi Sourav, for biochemistry you can consider Johns Hopkins University USA, UCLA USA, MIT USA, UC Berkley USA, Cornell USA, University of Pennsylvania, Universities of Oxford and Cambridge UK, UBC and University of Toronto Canada, Kyoto University Japan , University of Munich and Pierre and Marie Curie University Paris. Please visit the university websites and check if you meet the requirements. Hope it helped. Good Luck.

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