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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi,
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
B.Sc Home Science or Family and Community Sciences/Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics/Food Science and Quality Control/ Nutrition and Dietetics/B.Sc with Human Nutrition/Applied Nutrition/Food Science and Nutrition/ Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics/ Food Science and Quality Control with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board or institution.
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Alifiya AlamdarEnglish Language Teacher, Teacher researcher.

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Of course, he can opt for B.Com with a little more efforts towards subjects like accounts. There is no such bar that science students can't opt for commerce after 12th. As he was having mathematics, he can move ahead in commerce stream too.

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ashutosh chauhan

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Different colleges and courses have a different cut-off. Kindly mention your desired course and college. Visit Delhi University website for cut-off and further information.

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Rakesh Kumar

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If we talk about B.Sc in chemistry, it does not have much scope for the jobs. You have to either do M.Sc/B.Ed/Ph.D to get a job in the private sector. But B.Sc in microbiology has good scope for the job if you pursue it from top universities like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, etc.

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chandrakant solanki

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Dear Mansi,
There is no lateral entry, and it altogether a different field, I suggest you to for Masters in the subject of your graduation, after M.Sc. You have a lot of options available for job worth in number of industries.

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

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The first point is your interest. If you like to study Chemistry or Microbiology, because both subject have wide scope in different fields like Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Fertilisers etc.

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