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I think, Food technology is better than Food Science and nutrition, and it is much better when it is B.Tech in food technology Because Food technology comprises of Food Science and nutrition plus technology or the technical aspects. So, the scope is more for food technology as obviously the areas covered and knowledge is more in food technology. And I think it depends upon your interest. By studying Food Technology you will be placed in food companies like amul, nestle etc. By studying Food Nutrition and Science you can be a dietician and placed in hospitals, gym etc. These two fields are interdependent.
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M.Sc Statistics and computational is better than the other one, as it has a wider scope for job market.
The Molecular Biosciences degree programme provides students with an opportunity to continue their academic careers in their chosen field of Biosciences. Students may select a major in the following subjects:
Neuroscience
Molecular and Cellular Biology
Cancer Biology
Infectious Diseases
Developmental and Stem Cell Biology
Molecular Plant Sciences
Systems Biology
Here are the best global universities for molecular Biology and genetics in Germany
1. University of Munich.
2. Heidelberg University.
3. Technical University of Munich.
4. Humboldt Universitat zu Berlin.
5. Free Universitat Berlin.
<p>For M.Sc Clinical Psychology you have Avinashilingam institution offering the course with INR 80,550.</p><p>For M.Sc psychology again you have two options one is PSG College of Arts and Science with a fee structure of INR 24,000 while the other one is Government Arts College with a free structure of INR 1,870 for 2 years</p>
Good question. M.Sc in mathematics deals mainly with abstract mathematics. Like modern algebra, real analysis etc. which has no real use in the life. On the other hand, applied mathematics deals with the mathematics which is used in physics, chemistry and engineering etc. In other words, used somewhere.
Those are better. If you want to study advance higher mathematics, then go for M.Sc IIT.
This institute have very few courses. Kindly visit their website for more details. I'm sharing the link of office site of NCBS.
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M.Sc (IT) has a wide range of opportunities rather than M.Sc (maths).
Since you are asking this question to us to give our preference, first of all I will say that you must check the job availability in both the courses, then think of taking the course. But, for me, I will say that it will be better to take Industrial Microbiology, because you know day by day technology is developing and, thus there will be high requirement of researchers based on industrial microbiology, though both the fields are based on research studies and they generally give emphasis on that only. So, there is a need of microbiologists in almost every nation. I don't think it will harm you, if you pursue M.Sc. programme in Industrial ... View more
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M.Sc in Biological Sciences is a 2- year long post graduate programme designed to equip students with the generic skills of a researcher in Biomedical Sciences, Ecology, Evolution and Behavior or Plant Molecular Sciences with a broad base of knowledge in the Biological Sciences. M.Sc. Life Sciences or Master of Science in Life Sciences a postgraduate degree programme offered by various universities and colleges around the country. It is a course that spans fortwo academic yearsdivided intofour semesters. The course gives a deep study of the various life process in plants, animals and human beings along with microorganisms like fung... View more
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Biotechnology is more valuable now a days. In biotechnology, you will get a chance to go abroad.
Research sector is one of the most lucrative area.
I would advise you to go through all the details and find your interest in the field.
Yes, but if you want to go for biotechnology my suggestion is to go for M.Sc from IIT or IISC, it can lead you future to path of success.
IIT JAM Exam is conducted for getting admission in IISC or IIT for M.Sc or PhD.
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Forensic Science: The field of forensic science involves investigating a crime with the help of scientific principles.
Career in forensic science:
Forensic science is the application of a broad spectrum of sciences and technologies to investigate and establish facts of interest in relation to criminal or civil law. Forensic science involves investigating a crime by applying scientific principles.
Forensic scientists use the latest technology and collect evidence such as traces of blood, saliva, other body fluids, hair, fingerprints, etc. The experts work closely with the police and provide evidence admissible in court.
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Go for M.Sc. in applied statistics if you wish to go in corporate job sector.
Go for M.Sc. Statistics if you wish to join the filed of research. The choice is yours.
<p>The eligibility criteria of Amity University Noida for M.Sc. Medical Physics is given below for an idea.</p><p>Eligibility criteria: B.Sc (H) Physics ( Min. 50%)/ B.Sc (Min. 50%) with min. 60% in Physics and 10+2 (Min. 60%) with PCM.</p><p>So if your graduation meeting the above criteria can be eligible for M.Sc. Medical Physics.</p>
There is not difference between both. Integrated Msc may or may not save your one year. Level of studies are almost same. One thing is there that after graduation will be free choose any pg of ur choice which is not with integrated.
M.Sc. in food technology is considered a stream which deals with processing, packaging, distribution of wholesome food which is transformation of harvested food to finished food.
M.Sc. in food biotechnology is about production processes, its supplying industries and for bioanalytical purpose.
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M.Sc in chemistry is a better option. M.Sc in zoology is difficult to pursue than M.Sc in chemistry.
I request you to share your education background first to know which course is actually relevant to you. Although all these three courses are professional and have their own importance. But for instant job perspectives Agribusiness management could be a better option.
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You can pursue M.Sc in chemistry or Maths only if you had chemistry or Maths as your subjects in your graduation, only then you can pursue M.Sc. In respective subjects otherwise you are not eligible for the same.
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The career scope in science field is very good. There are many jobs available in this field for you. You can get into research field as it is one of the best option.
If you pursue M.Sc in forensic science, then you can also try to get a job in CBI or other police services and crime branch
If you pursue M.Sc biotechnology, then you can get into medical field and work as clinical research associate. A bio technologist may find jobs in various quarters in India. Drug and pharmaceutical research, chemicals, environment control, waste management, energy, food processing and bio-processing industries, tanning industries.
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For (Nutrition and Food Processing), Masters of Science in Nutrition and Food Processing, Syllabus, Eligibility, Duration, Degree Course, Refer link: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-food-nutrition-colleges-india" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-food-nutrition-colleges-india</a>.
Syllabus of both M.Sc CS and IT is similar and has an overlap of up to 80%-90%. CS grads have minor advantage that they may be considered for System Programmer job in addition I to Application Programmer's job. But in long run, both CS and M.Sc IT graduates have similar scope. Job opportunities will depend on university reputation and previous placement records.
Both M.Sc CS and M.Sc IT are equally good options. There is minor difference between both courses. CS emphasis is on computation Science concepts and IT emphasis is on applications. CS graduates are preferred for systems programming and IT graduates are preferred for application programming.
You should go for M.Sc in microbiology. It will be a better option for you in all prospects.
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Environmental Science is a multidisciplinary approach and integrates the biological, physical and earth sciences. With the intention to understand, how earth works and how it supports life systems, identify, control and prevent disruption to its systems and species caused by human activity. Environmental scientists conduct research to identify the causes of such issues and work upon strategies on how to minimize or eliminate them. They conduct theoretical research to increase the understanding of how the natural world works and use their knowledge to formulate recommendations and develop strategies for managing environmental probl... View more
Photonics is a high-tech subject which has evolved during the past two decades as a result of the fusion of optical technology with electronics. The subject has been hailed as the science and technology for the next millennium. Photonics has made its impact in various areas like communications, computing and control as well as in fields such as medicine, industry, defence and entertainment. Cochin University of Science and Technology is one of the first few Universities /institutions in the country where due importance has been given to research, development and teaching activities in photonics and related areas.