What is the difference between M.Sc Zoology and M.Sc Biochemistry?

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    Akansha Bisht | Contributor-Level 10

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    Here is the comparison between MSc Biochemistry and MSc Zoology, on the basis of eligibility, admission process, course fees, focus areas, suitability, job options, and salary package.

    ParametersMSc BiochemistryMSc Zoology 
    OverviewThis program is about the study of the chemistry of all living things.This program is about the study of animal biology, structure, and classification.
    EligibilityBachelor's degree in Science and related field.Bachelor's degree in Science.
    Admission ProcessEntrance exam and Merit-basedEntrance exam and Merit-based
    Average course feesINR 30,000 - INR 250,000INR 21,000 - INR 150,000
    Focus AreaThe focus area is understanding the chemical processes in living organisms and includes topics like genetic engineering, enzymes, immunology, etc.The focus area here is understanding the evolution, classification, habits, and distribution of animals in the animal kingdom.
    SuitabilitySuitable for people who wish to work as researchers in the field of biochemistry.Suitable for people who envision working as animal welfare experts or zoologists.
    Job OptionsBiomedical Scientist, Medicinal Chemist, Forensic ScientistZookeeper, Wildlife Rehabilitator, Zoology Teacher, Wildlife Educator, Research Associate, etc
    Average SalaryThe average salary offered is around INR 4.97 LPA.The average salary offered is around INR 4.5 LPA.

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