What are some of the best books to prepare for M.Sc microbiology entrance test like BHU?

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Jyoti Goel | Guide-Level 13

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The best kind of books are one your college notes. You should be well versed and through with your B.Sc Syllabus. Also, during your college time your teachers always tell you which book you should pick to study. Those are sufficient for the purpose.

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