Can I take BSc General and still pursue MSc Virology?

With your pass course with the combination of Zoology, Microbiology and Life Science, you would not face any problem in relation to your M.Sc course in Virology. It is quite possible that you have not gathered full information how you can be admitted in Virology in the Post Graduation.
You need to refer to different institutions where there is no such restriction that an aspirant should have a honours degree in the B.Sc stage with anyone of subjects as mentioned above.
Most of the institutions follow the following admission criteria-
The aspirant should have passed graduation with the related subjects such as Zoology, Microbiology, Life Science, Chemistry, Biochemistry etc at least securing 50 percent marks in the three subjects selected in their graduation stage.
The admission in some reputed institutions are conducted on the basis of entrance examination except a few where they would look into your marks earned in your final examination of B.Sc.
There are a few institutions given below asking to appear for the entrance tests as indicated below-
1) Manipal University- Karnataka
2) Sri Venkateswara College- Tirupati
3) Savitribai Phule University- Pune
Amity University is a distinguished institution providing you admission on the basis of your marks obtained in you graduation stage. Your marks should be so much impressive that you are included in the merit list of admission procedure.
Hence you should make your attempt to go through the question sets of the previous years of the said institutions for at least seven years so that you could understand their patterns. You may take guidance from some of the prominent institutions to get the valuable tips in cracking the test. You should be careful while attempting the objective questions since wrongly answered questions attract negative marketings. A lower ranking will deprive you of a seat of a distinguished institution.

As mentioned above, you are interested in doing BSC general with combination of zoology, microbiology and life science. So, you can pursue this course easily. But, your main concern is regarding Msc in virology after completion of Bsc general. So, you need not be worried about it as many Institute provide this degree. For getting admision into Msc course, you should have graduation degree in any mentioned subject with 50% marks. Moreover, some Institute conduct entrance test for taking admission in Msc course while some Institute take admission on the basis of graduation marks. Amity university, Delhi University are such university which take admission on the basis of graduation marks.

MSc Virology is based on human viral disease, viruses, the evolution of the virus, its mechanism, and a detailed structure of the same. The course is good for people who wish to get theoretical knowledge and practical training in animal virology, knowledge about treatment and prevention of viral infections, etc. The course teaches the students about various structures, virus latency, integrate experimental strategies, replication strategies of different viruses etc.
The admission criteria into this course is a bachelor's degree in Science or any related field like microbiology, biochemistry, life science biotechnology, chemistry, etc. with a minimum of 50% aggregate. The admission procedure varies from university to university. Some universities conduct admission tests and some will be given seats based on the marks obtained in your graduation.
Your course is BSc General with Zoology, Microbiology and Life Science. Once you are qualified in this examination you can join in M.Sc Virology. No Honors course is required for M.Sc admission. You can pursue your course without any worry.

You are fully qualified, to become a virologist for this course, it is necessary to have a background in biology. To make a career in this, the candidate must have biology up to the high school level. To make a career in this field, the candidate should have a strong background in life science or biochemistry. Master's level programs include coursework, lab study, and research.

Viruses are the main cause of various diseases around the world, and the structure of a virus and the mode of their life cycle and the study of diseases caused by a virus infection, under which the branch of science is called virology or virology. The professional who studies it is called a virologist. The career of a virologist is very challenging. Professionals should have in-depth knowledge of this field. Some virologists study the composition and action of antiviral compounds that have recently been discovered. To become a research specialist, a student must have a Ph.D. Most programs in virology are part of molecular biology or medical graduate programs.

Microbiology is a branch of biology in which micro-organisms such as protozoa, algae, bacteria, viruses are studied, in this microbiologists try to know the positive and negative effects of these bacteria on humans, plants, and animals. As a microbiologist, you can do research work with a scientist. Apart from this, jobs can also be found in hospitals, laboratories, clinics, universities, private or government. You can choose both subjects because both options make a good career in the future.