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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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Yes, you are eligible to do MBA in agribusiness. B.Sc students are not in anyway exempted from MBA. After doing MBA, your job scopes will only increase, compared to what you might get with your B.Sc.

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JOTHISHMATHI SWAMIAPPAN

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Hello,
Most of the admission applications are considered in the first and second weeks of June. So, it is better to contact the college/university before meeting them for this spot admission thing. However, though for spot admission you need to fill up the application form and have taken the Challan or DD for the fees and all. Also, the admission process may differ from university to university. Please do check with the department beforehand for the further steps.

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KRISHNENDU SENTech Lover,Friendly,Foodie

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It should be M.Sc in Chemistry if you want to continue with this line and if not then there are many courses you can do like MBA in your favourite subject or specialisation.

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DEEPA

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Last year's cut-off for M.Sc in Chemistry is same as this year. 50% in B.Sc in Chemistry, Applied Chemistry or Applied Science from any recognised university with Physics or Mathematics/B.Pharm (or) Biology/ Botany/Zoology as ancillary subjects.

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Tina Mukherjee

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Yes, GLA University is good for chemistry. Though this particular course is newly introduced in the university. But its doing great in every aspect.
Strength of this university for B.Sc in Chemistry:
Student centric academics
All the faculty members are doctorate from IITs/university of
repute
Board of studies held every year
Question banks revised every year
Class Advisory and HoD meetings with students are conducted once in a month
Students are exposed to Centers of Higher Learning and Industries every year
Fully equipped and well-maintained laboratories for students
Uniquely designed course structure and evaluation mechanism
Internet-Work ena
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Madhumitha GomathinayagamHR Professional, Educational & Career Counselor

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You have passed B.Sc (with Chemistry, Botany & Zoology), so it is a Graduate Degree programme in Life Sciences, which is eligible to apply for the Admission in the M.Sc (Diabetes & food nutrition).

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Vatsalya Tegwal

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According to me, the chances are low but I would seriously suggest you take a step ahead and go to their website and apply for it.

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