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M.Phil Molecular Biology and Genetics

M.Phil Molecular Biology and Genetics

Molecular Biology and Genetics, although distinct fields in themselves but are closely related with a lot of overlapping concepts and techniques that are applied in different areas of science. The scope of Molecular Biology and Genetics in transforming theoretical principles into a multibillion-dollar bioeconomy centered on precision medicine and synthetic biology. This satisfies the need for a comprehensive understanding of emerging trends by moving beyond traditional lab work into the engineering of DNA. This field of science deals with structure, functions and interaction of macromolecules such as nucleic acids and proteins in living organisms. Genetic manipulation using recombinant DNA technology has been harnessed for modifying characteristics in various plant and animal species. The field of Molecular Biology and Genetics is gaining extreme spotlight with the development of more sophisticated experimental techniques such as next generation sequencing, recombinant DNA technology, continuously updated genomic databases, a plethora of gene expression studies, and is becoming increasingly popular owing to its broad interdisciplinary applicability. This M.Phil program will promote lifelong learning and a commitment to professional development in this rapidly evolving field and also inculcate strong social and scientific ethics and values enabling them to become not only good scientists but good citizens and positively contributing members of society

Our vision is focuses on personal and professional development of Graduates enabling them to contribute positively and effectively as responsible citizens and scientists.

The mission of the program is to empower women professionally in the emerging and dynamic field of Biotechnology through quality teaching and research, developing scientific insights among Graduates through comprehensive understanding of theoretical and practical concepts. Another important aspect of the program is to collaborate with scientific community for promoting quality research and to enable Graduates to be able to compete nationally and internationally and secure PhD admissions in institutes of high quality impactful research.

Admission Requirments

  • 04 years B.Sc. (Hons) majoring in Genetics, Biotechnology or any other related discipline of Biological Sciences with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 OR 60% in Masters.
  • All candidates must appear for the KC Graduate Assessment Test.
  • Only short-listed candidates will be called for the Interview.

Road Map

Year 1 - Semester 1
Code Course Title Credit Hours
XXX XXX Core Course – I 3 (3-0)
XXX XXX Core Course – II 3 (3-0)
XXX XXX Elective – I 3 (3-0)
XXX XXX Elective – II 3 (3-0)
Year 1 - Semester 2
Code Course Title Credit Hours
XXX XXX Core Course – III 3 (3-0)
XXX XXX Core Course – IV 3 (3-0)
XXX XXX Elective – III 3 (3-0)
XXX XXX Elective – IV 3 (3-0)
Year 2 - Semester 3 & 4
Code Course/Requirement Credit Hours
XXX XXX Research Dissertation 6

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hours

MBG-XXX

Advances in Molecular Genetics

3 (3-0)

MBG-XXX

Advances in Molecular Biology

3 (3-0)

MBG-XXX

Recent Trends in Genetic Engineering

3 (3-0)

MBG-XXX

Recent Trends in Molecular Diagnostic

3 (3-0)

 

 

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hours

 

MBG-XXX

Advanced Cytogenetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Agriculture Biotechnology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in animal cell Culture

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in animal Molecular Biology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Biochemistry

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Biosensor Technologies

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Biotechnology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Cell and Molecular Biology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Environmental Biotechnology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Fermentation Technology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Forensic Sciences

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Fungal Biotechnology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Genomics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Health Biotechnology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Immunology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Laboratory Research Techniques

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Microbiology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in neurobiology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Pharmacogenomics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Physiological Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in plant Molecular Biology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Plant Tissue Culture

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Population Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Protein Chemistry

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Proteomics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Advances in Vaccine Research

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Animal Breeding and Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Applications of Nanobiotechnology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Applied Genetic Analysis

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Aquatic Biotechnology and Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Behavioral Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Bioethics, Biosecurity, Biosafety & Dual Use Education

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biofilms-natural communities

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biologics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biometrical Techniques in genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biopharming in Plants, Principles and Techniques

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biophysics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Bioprocess Technology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Bioremediation and Biodegradation

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Bioresources and Gene Pool Conservation

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biostatistics & Laboratory Mathematics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biotechnology Law & Regulation

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Biotechnology of Nonrenewable Resources

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Cancer Biology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Cancer Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Cellular Signaling

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Clinical Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Conservation Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Current Trends in Molecular Medicine

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

DNA Barcoding

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

DNA Damage and Repair

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Drug Discovery

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Epigenetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Forensic Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Gene Mapping

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Gene Therapy

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Genetic Epidemiology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Genetics of Ageing

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Genetics of Infectious Diseases

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Human Molecular Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Medicinal Plant Biotechnology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Metabolic Engineering and Biofuels

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Metabolic Pathways in Plants

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Metabolomics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Microbial Enzyme Technology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Mitochondrial Genetics

3 (3-0)

MBG-XXX

Modern Biotechnology: Principles & Applications

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Modern Languages (any foreign language)

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Molecular Microbial Ecology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Molecular Systematic

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Molecular Techniques in Crop Improvement

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Molecular Virology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Neuro-Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Plant Microbe Interaction

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Probiotics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Professionalism Molecular Biology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Quantitative Genetics

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Recent trends in Biochemical Engineering

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Recombinant DNA technology

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Regulation of Gene Expression

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Research Methodology & Scientific Writing*

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Signal Transduction

3 (3-0)

 

MBG-XXX

Stem Cell Biology

3 (3-0)

 

 

Research Thesis

An M.Phil candidate who has completed her course work with a minimum CGPA of 3.00 must present and pass the oral proposal defense examination before she is allowed to carry out her Masters research. On passing the thesis proposal defense the student must carry out a research study which is described in a thesis. She must successfully defend the completed work in an oral examination involving a presentation and question answer session in the presence of an external examiner.

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