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Any graduation will make you eligible for MBA provided you clear aptitude tests such as CAT/CMAT/MAT etc. as applicable to your institute of study.

Any graduation will make you eligible for MBA provided you clear aptitude tests such as CAT/CMAT/MAT etc. as applicable to your institute of study.

Hi Atasi, Biotechnology, Food Engineering, Agriculture Engineering, Biomedical Engineering are some good options. Lastly it will depend on the student's interest.

Hi Sharanpreet,
Yes, you can study MBA but after gaining 2-3 years of work experience. Also, a majority of universities do not accept 3 years degree in Canada. You can look for PG Diploma courses. Also, one of the biggest challenges you will be facing is that you are from a science background. So, universities will question you why you want to study MBA or any management degree. You must convince them.

No Rohit, because physical education is the optional subject, so it is not considered as academic or elective subjects.

Yes, you can apply for NET in chemical sciences, eligibility criteria for NET is 55% marks in Masters for open and 50% marks for SC/ST candidates.
You cannot appear for TET as for TET, B.Ed is must.

Hi Bivab,
B.Sc (hons.) is more specialized and includes more advanced theoretical and research skills and ideal, if you want to focus only on Chemistry related areas. B.Sc general provides the basics and foundation and good, if you want to explore broader subjects after graduation. In terms of job search, a B.Sc (hons.) degree is more valuable.