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107 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Current Student- DTU, Delhi,

I’m sorry to say but MSU gives admission to those candidates who have scored 100+ in NATA.
I hope you understand my point.
Take admission in any other private college or university.

28 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Beat the failure,

Yes, you can apply for the course.
Best wishes for your future.

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As your marks is very Low in your B.Sc. You may find it difficult to get some college still some college takes admission with this grade also. You can see Lovely Professional University, they conduct their own examination. If you score good in that, you can take admission.

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Please check for your eligibility to apply for M.Sc. in Forensic Science from Maharshi Dayanand University at the link provided below:
Minimum Eligibility to Apply is a pass mark of 50% in graduation and Candidate must have completed B.Sc. (Forensic Science)/ B.Sc. (Pass) with any of the two subjects, viz. Botany, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Zoology or BDS from a recognized University. Admission is through counseling based on the marks obtained in Entrance Test conducted by the Maharshi Dayanand University.
Regards.

35 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Beat the failure,

No, you should study B.Sc Physics only in order to get admission for M.Sc Physics.

26 Views Posted 7 years ago

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UPSC aspirant,

No, you can't apply this time. You can apply after completion of your degree as pursuing students are not eligible.

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You need to have at least 50% marks for admission in M.Sc Physics.

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Which stream do you want to opt for in B.Sc?
When it comes to choosing a graduation course after class XII, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) is one of the most common options selected by students. B.Sc is an undergraduate course offered at almost all universities in India. Students with an academic qualification of class XII can pursue B.Sc course in different branches.
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)offers theoretical as well as practical knowledge about different subject areas. These subject areas usually include any one of the main science fields (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) and other fields depending on the specialisation a student o... View more

17 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Plastic Mould Design Engineer,

You are eligible for most M.Sc course, if you score over 60% marks at least in B.Sc in Botany.

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Yes, you are eligible. Just have a look which university offers this course. Some universities may conduct their own entrance exams.

354 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi,
It is difficult to pin point particular colleges. Also, AMIE is currently facing recognition issues. I will therefore advice you to communicate with some colleges abroad and see if they accept your qualification.

63 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Availability & Submission of Application form for PG course
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44 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Sunanda Singh,

Contributor-Level 7

Kindly refer <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.wbnsou.ac.in/student_zone/courses/science/eligibility.shtml#sc_eligibility" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.wbnsou.ac.in/student_zone/courses/science/eligibility.shtml#sc_eligibility</a>

35 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Campus Representative,

Yes, there are so many university like DU where B.Sc Hons marks is unnecessary for M.Sc eligibility.

104 Views Posted 7 years ago

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UPSC aspirant,

Entrance exams depends upon the college and university norms please mention the college or university and so that I can give you full details.

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Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc in stats as it's purely on the basis of merit list.

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Hi Rahul,Yes, you are eligible for the same. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/science/iit-jam-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/science/iit-jam-exam</a>.

65 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Eligibility for M.Sc. In forensic Science:
Candidates holding Bachelors Degree in relevant disciplines such as Engineering, Pharmacy, Criminology, Forensic Science, and Science are eligible to pursue this course. Minimum aggregate marks required is 45-55% marks. It may vary from one College to another. This may vary from college to college.

39 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Hi,
Yes, you are eligible for B.Sc. Please confirm the college in which you wish to apply as the admission process varies for every college. Thanks.

71 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Journalism student,

Yes Ashish,
You are eligible to do M.Sc. in food and nutrition, as the only requirement is that the candidate must have a Bachelor's degree from a recognised university in Home Science, Biology, Microbiology, Clinical Biochemistry, Life Sciences, BNYS (Naturopathy), B.A. M. S. (Ayurveda) or PG Diploma in Dietetics with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.

81 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hello,
You have a great score. Apply through sastra. Edu. Attend the counselling process. Sure u will get the seat. All the best.

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Please refer to the link provided below for the list of top colleges offering MS courses abroad. All relevant details like course details, fee structures, application procedure, and eligibility is mentioned at the link provided below.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509


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No, you won't be deemed eligible for M.Sc in Agriculture.

37 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Yard by yard its hard, but inch ...,

If you have an interest in fields such as Plant Taxonomy, Ethnobiology, Pathology, Palaeobolagy and Palynology, Plant cytology, Plant geneticists, Plant ecology, Plant Scientists and Weed Scientists etc. Candidates who have advanced qualifications can pursue either an academic career in institutions as lecturers and professors or a scientific career in various scientific positions such as Plant Scientists, Weed Scientists etc. They can also go and work as Researchers and as administrators. They have also the option in Botanical Survey of India and other Government departments but only through UPSC exams. If you have interest in business as... View more

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IIT JAM is the mandatory exam for admission in IIT for M.Sc. With minimum 55% marks in Bachelor degree in general category, 50 % marks for SC/ST.

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M.Sc Course-Eligibility
Pass Undergraduate degree.
Appearing Candidates can also apply.

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Yes, you can apply for an entrance exam conducted by ICAR for pursuing M.Sc. After qualifying the exam, you manage to get seat according to merit.

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It depends on your entrance results and interviews too.

50 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Educational Counsellor, Blogger ...,

Hi Pranay,
With a B-Tech qualification, I would suggest you to go for M.Tech Program and thereafter you can appear for NET Test conducted by UGC (Reference - <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam</a>). This exam is the perfect gateway for those want to make an amazing career in the field of Research or Lecturership. After qualifying this exam you can have various career options with worthwhile salary packages.

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