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Sahil Sharma
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Yes, you can definitely do an M.Sc. In Food Technology once you have done your bachelor's in biotechnology. Since the minimum eligibility for doing an M.Sc. In Food Technology is a bachelor's degree in any of the following branches: Microbiology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Botany, etc.
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Geetanshi Dang
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Yes, you are eligible to appear in NEET as it requires minimum 50% in class 12th for general category and 40% for reserve categories.
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Tanya Sharma
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Eligibility criteria: Passed 10+2 in Science with 70% marks in aggregate with PCM subjects and Chemistry each.
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Lav Tripathi
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Sorry dear but you have to score atleast 75% in each. But you can always go for the improvement exam. All the best.
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Latika khatri
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Candidates must have completed their 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks from a recognised Board in the Science stream having Physics Chemistry and Math/ Biology as their main subjects. One may be required to appear for any entrance exams conducted such as IISER, UPCATET GSAT etc. And may sit for GD/PI round.
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Latika khatri
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Yes who have passed 12th standard (any stream) from a recognised board are eligible to pursue this course.
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ARUN
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The Master of Science in Chemistry is a two-year programme with four semesters. Once they have received their graduate degree, students can continue with this course. Students must receive at least a 55% on their qualifying exam. Since I graduated from LPU, if you don't get accepted to an IIT, I recommend LPU for this programme. When it comes to this course at LPU, a few of its key components are as follows: I learn the following through speaking with LPU friends in this department:
1. This course's curriculum is structured to improve students' comprehension of both fundamental concepts and practical expertise in a variety of physics-re
1. This course's curriculum is structured to improve students' comprehension of both fundamental concepts and practical expertise in a variety of physics-re
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Dhruv Parikh
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For pursuing MSc , BSc degree is must with not having any backlog in final year or semester and the fees structure depends of university the starting price could be around 90,000.
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