Discover how the MD (Doctor of Medicine) in Biochemistry program at TMU can shape your future and empower you to make a meaningful impact in your chosen field.
MD (Doctor of Medicine) in Biochemistry is a three-year postgraduate non-clinical speciality programme that focuses on the chemical processes and molecular mechanisms underlying human biology. This course bridges the disciplines of chemistry, biology, and medicine to offer a comprehensive understanding of cellular function, metabolism, and the biochemical basis of diseases.
The curriculum covers a broad range of subjects, including General Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, Cell and Biophysics, Biostatistics, Medical Biochemistry, Metabolism and Nutrition, Genetics, Molecular Basis of Human Diseases, and Recent Advances in Biotechnology.
In addition to theoretical knowledge, students gain hands-on training in biochemical instrumentation, laboratory techniques, and diagnostic procedures, preparing them to contribute effectively to laboratory diagnostics, medical research, and the broader healthcare system.
A transparent breakdown of the investment in your future.
S.No | Fee Details | Amount |
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1 | Lab Charges | Rs 1,000 /- ( per Year ) |
2 | Convocation Charges | Rs 2,500 /- ( One Time ) |
3 | Alumni Charges | Rs 500 /- ( One Time ) |
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Laying the groundwork with fundamental scientific principles and an introduction to pharmaceutical sciences.
Continuing the exploration of core pharmaceutical subjects and introductory biochemistry.
Advancing into complex organic chemistry, physical pharmaceutics, and microbiology.
Here are several prominent career paths you can pursue after earning your MD (Doctor of Medicine) in Biochemistry: