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6 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
This is the eligibility required:
Career in Science requires a four-year Bachelor's degree in one of the sciences, and course requirements depend on the field of study. Industrial research or independent work may require a doctoral degree, which may add four to eight additional years of study.
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Scholar-Level 17
Good luck.
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Scholar-Level 16
You should pursue biotechnology instead of environmental Science, as this has better scope and mainly if you can get genetic engineering branch. JNU has been in the news from a long time and you can see there is no study environment.
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6 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
Yes, you are eligible to study B.Ed in Science. The admissions in B.Ed are supposedly going on, so you should fill the admission forms as soon as possible. After B.Ed you have to give CTET exam to be eligible to start teaching.
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Guide-Level 14
yes, you are eligible for B.Sc Biotechnology course.
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Scholar-Level 16
Good Luck.
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