Chemistry Spl

Hi Ashfaque, well, there are basically two ways to study in India either by self-financing or on scholarships provided. Indian embassy offers scholarships to a lot number of Nepalese students. The exam is quite easier if you are from Madesh or educationally underprivileged district classified by GoN. Some of the great colleges where you can study on self financing are VIT, MIT Manipal, MIT Pune, DTU, NITs, CFTIs etc. For DTU, NITs, CFTIs, you have to apply through DASA scheme. You have to appear in SAT subject tests and get selected. For colleges like VIT etc, you can get admission directly subject to eligibility criteria. In this case, you don't need any help from embassy as you don't need a visa to go to India.
Footnote: If I were you, for biotechnology I would choose NITs, DTU, CFTIs rather than colleges like VIT etc. If I have to study in some local and non-reputed college, I would not go to India. I would rather study in Kathmandu University whose B. Tech in biotechnology is highly recognized and offers a good career.

Hello Gokul,
Yes, an M.Sc chemistry student can apply for NET exam if he/she follows the guidelines of exam. Candidates can apply for the CSIR NET Exam in the subject which is related to their post-graduation subject. As your subject is Chemistry then you can apply CSIR NET Chemical Sciences. Candidates should have minimum 55% aggregate marks in Masters if they are from General/ OBC Category or if they belong to SC/ST/PwD categories they should have scored minimum 50% aggregate. To apply for the CSIR NET exam candidates maximum age should be 28 years. SC/ST/OBC/PwD/female applicants have up to 5 years relaxation in age criteria. For Assistant Professor, there is no upper age limit to apply. You can get the complete details related to the CSIR NET exam from –
https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam