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First of all, salute to your courage that you cleared your B.Tech till lasts, as there are many more who left it incomplete within 2 or 3 years. You are eligible to MS if you have B.Tech degree but for scholarship it depends on your grades and college of Masters, you are going to join.
All the best.
My dear friend,
I would like to tell you that if you want to do the masters you need to complete your bachelor degree first after 10th you can't do any type of master degree so that you need to at least graduate in any field want to do MSc in Christology that means you need to do 12th science after 10th after 12th you need to take admission for B.Sc.
Hello Sandhya,
Candidates should have passed B.Sc with physics as major subject with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in management or commerce from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
Hello Sourabh,
A degree in food science explores the details of food chemistry, production, development and safety and can lead to a range of careers in manufacturing, research and retail as well as associated health, legislation, engineering and agricultural options.
Employers value work experience and so if your course does not include an industrial placement try to get some related experience in the holidays. Any kind of role in a food science or food technology setting would develop your skills and allow you to demonstrate your passion for working in the industry. You can tailor your work experience to the type of role you woul... View more
LPU students of the School of Hotel Management and Tourism have got 100% placement with prestigious global establishments this year. LPU students of the year 2015 passing out batch have been placed at allowances/salary up to Rs 22.5 lakhs per annum. Their employers are top hotel, resorts, palaces' groups and airways including 'Ritz-Carlton' (USA), Qatar Airways (Doha), Oberoi Group, Zuri, Grand Hyatt, Sarovar, Bercos and more. Many of them have already joined their duties in top countries and Indian Cities at coveted posts. As of now, admission are closed. You can apply in the next session and the admission process will begin from March on... View more
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The basic eligibility for M.Sc in chemistry is as follows:
Candidates should have passed B.Sc with physics as major subject with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in management or commerce from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
Hi H G,
Candidates should have passed B.Sc with Physics as major subject with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Management or Commerce from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
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M.Sc. Agriculture: Eligibility
The candidate should have a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or Horticulture or Forestry from a recognized university in India. The candidate must also have passed the degree with minimum 50% marks.
Yes, You can. There are several more titles for military/defence studies, including defence and strategic studies, military Science, war and national security studies, and war and strategic studies. Only a few number of colleges and universities in India now offer courses in military/defense studies.
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Nutritionists or dieticians can build a career in the following sectors:
1. R&D (Research and development).
2. Healthcare sector (Hospitals, clinics, health centers, etc.)
3. Government schemes and organizations.
4. NGOs.
5. Teaching and education sector.
To build a career in the R&D sector, qualifications like M.Phil and Ph.D will be of use. M.Sc, M.Phil and Ph.D qualifications will also enable one to take up the job post of a lecturer or instructor.
You are not eligible for M.Sc in Chemistry. You can do M.Tech. /ME in Chemical engineering. If you want to M.Sc in maths, then you are eligible because it is necessary to study the subject at least for 2 years/4semesters in which you want to do Master's degree. In B.Tech Mechanical, a student studies Maths in 2 years but, he studies chemistry only for 1 year /1 semester.
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If you are a BE or B.Tech student and want to go in mathematics, then it is not much difficult task. JAM (Joint Admission test for M.Sc) is very useful for us. If you qualify this exam then after BE/BTech, no need to do MSc. Directly go for PhD.
Basically M.A. and M.Sc. are not much different. The college decides the syllabus so both course can be same. I can't exactly tell the difference between M.A. and M.Sc. Economics until I see the syllabus. Hence, again, all prospects are decided by the authority in question. It is up to the employer that how much salary they offer.
Yes, you could choose between any life science courses you want. Assuming you have two reasons to change field:-
1. Thinking that no job opportunities for a Bachelor degree and/or for microbiology
2. Recently developed an interest in food technology, so you could pursue Ph.D or get a dream job in the same domain (or you decided to join with friends pursuing food technology).
However, if you still have interest in microbiology, there are definitely varied opportunities for microbiologists. Instead of doing M.Sc, you could do a job oriented Diploma course like certificate program in quality control microbiology, one such course ... View more
Yes, you are eligible to pursue M.Sc. In zoology. If you are concerned about the gap in between then don't worry. You will only be required to give a Self Declaration stating your reason for the gap and then you will be allowed to take admission.
Hi, Candidates must have passed B.Sc in either subject of Microbiology, Botany, Zoology or Genetic with a minimum aggregate of 50% and above from a recognised university to get eligible for the above course. Admission process varies for every college.
You cannot do M.Pharma after B.Sc. (H) Chemistry. A B.Pharma degree is a must to appear for the M.Pharma entrance exams. If you are really keen on following pharmacy as a career, you can sit for the entrance exams like AIEEE, EAMCET, etc. in the next session to get admission in te 1st year of the 4 year B.Pharma course. Or else, you can go for MBA in Pharmacy.
Hi Anjusha,
There is a huge scope of M.Sc applied plant science, below are the employment areas:
1. Universities
2. Research Institutes
3. Biotech or Agribusiness Companies
You can work as:
1. Research Scientist
2. Plant SAP Co-coordinator
3. Associate Professor
You can go for government hospitals, governments health department, schools, colleges, factories and office cafeterias for planning nutritional regiment or can also work for sports hostels and athletes camps. Employment opportunities are also open to them in catering department of star hotels and restaurants. Research and development involves conducting research on various food items to ensure their quality as well as studying the effects of various types of diet on the body chemistry in labs.
As per available print material reports, DU M.Sc CS and MCA has excellent placement records.
Yes, you can get admission through CUET ( Common University test examination) and you can get best government college for B.Ed. Course and it is best for you. You can get job in teaching field easily.
Hi,
Eligibility for M.Sc botany course:
Bachelor’s degree in sciences with botany, zoology and chemistry or other subjects in the faculty of life sciences/biological sciences with minimum 50% marks (45% marks for SC/ST students).
Hi,
There are a lot of opportunities in this line-
1. Nutritionist or Dietician
2. Research Work by doing M.Phil Ph.D
3. Teaching
4. Working in NGO
I hope you find this information helpful.