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Shipra bareja
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The cutoff is around 50% . The university while preparing cutoff considers factors like difficulty of exam, no of students appearing in examination and few others. So cutoff may vary .
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3 years agoI want to know about the fee structure at Parvathy’s Arts and Science College for M.Sc in Chemistry?
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Souvik Banerjee
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It is around 2 years with the fees of 7100 -80000 rupees according to your selection, for admission you have to pass out from a recognised unnecessary.
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Minal Anand
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The students must pass intermediate with good scores All 12th pass students are eligible to apply Seat allotment is based on percentage and reservation. Reservation candidates are paying fewer fees and free hostel facility and are also eligible for the scholarship.The application process is very good.
This course is three year undergraduate course.
Fee structure: 11,460 Rs. (1st year)
Total fee for this course will be 34,380 Rs.
This course is three year undergraduate course.
Fee structure: 11,460 Rs. (1st year)
Total fee for this course will be 34,380 Rs.
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Souvik Banerjee
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You just have to pass BSc degree with Chemistry as one of the main subjects
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sfsvsdvdsv
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First you have to get 55%(45% for SC/ST) in BSc or qualifying degree then cutoff will depend on factors like numbers of candidates appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam.
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sfsvsdvdsv
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First, you have to get minimum 55%(45% for SC/ST) in BSc or qualifying degree then cutoff will decide on basis of numbers of candidates appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam.
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Deeksha Dixit
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According to the official website of Baba Farid Group of Institutions, the admission process is currently going on in online mode for Baba Farid College.
To get admission for postgraduate level M.Sc. in Chemistry, you can register at the "apply now" portal in the admission tab of the official website of Baba Farid College.
The eligibility criteria to register for this degree is a graduation degree in B.Sc. in either of the following subjects: non-medical, medical biotechnology, or honors in chemistry with a 50% aggregate score.
The ending date of registration is not disclosed; however, the process is expected to end by the last week of Oc
To get admission for postgraduate level M.Sc. in Chemistry, you can register at the "apply now" portal in the admission tab of the official website of Baba Farid College.
The eligibility criteria to register for this degree is a graduation degree in B.Sc. in either of the following subjects: non-medical, medical biotechnology, or honors in chemistry with a 50% aggregate score.
The ending date of registration is not disclosed; however, the process is expected to end by the last week of Oc
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Minal Anand
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Many colleges of DU offer M.Sc. in Chemistry. Some of the popular colleges are Hindu college, Miranda college, Hansraj college and SVC.Basic eligibility criteria is: a graduate degree in Chemistry or an allied discipline from a recognized college with at least 50% or more marks. Admission in DU colleges is entrance based. Entrance exam consist of 100 questions and the exam type is computer based test.For a correct response, 4 marks will be awarded to the candidates. Negative Marking: There will be negative marking for the wrong answer. One mark will be deducted for an incorrect response.
General; 286-150 final entrance marks
Sc/OBC- 150
General; 286-150 final entrance marks
Sc/OBC- 150
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