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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.

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Yes, you are eligible. You can apply now.

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amish jain

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To be eligible for M.Sc. You must have completed the graduation degree, The IIT JAM exam is conducted for the admission into IITs or IISc or other top institutes for M.Sc. Integrated Ph.D. and integrated courses. The graduation degree is the minimum eligibility for the same while there is no age limit. The IIT JAM exam is organized for six subjects in Bio-technology, physics, chemistry, geology, mathematics and mathematical statistics. The candidates must have the subject for 4 sem or two years to be eligible for the exam. You should go through the complete syllabus of the exam if it is matched as per you exam. Visit the blog htt
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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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One must be aware of CSIR NET exam pattern as every section has negative marking. Part A 0.5 mark will be deducted on each wrong response
Part B- 0.5 mark will be deducted on each wrong response
Part C- 1 Mark will be deducted on each wrong response. So answer wisely. While you are all set to prepare for the exam, you must ensure to follow the latest CSIR NET Syllabus.
Here we have enlisted the Must not leave topics for CSIR Life Science
Molecular Biology
Cellular Biology
Biochemistry
Instrumentation
Genetics
Do not take general aptitude for granted, prepare it well so that it may prove to be a game-changer.

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ZIAUL HASAN

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Dear Nishta,
Nutrition Sciences is also an allied subject of Life Sciences or Biological Sciences or Home Sciences. Therefore as you are graduated from Life Sciences or having a B.Sc. Degree in Life Sciences subject then you are definitely eligible for pursuing Masters or M.Sc. In Nutrition or allied fields from any recognised institutes or universities from India or even abroad. Best of luck!

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ZIAUL HASAN

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Dear Kushal, Microbiology is also an allied subject of Life Sciences or Biological Sciences. Therefore, as you are graduated from Life Sciences you are definitely eligible for pursuing Masters in Microbiology from any recognised institutes or universities from India or even abroad. Best of luck!

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ZIAUL HASAN

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Dear Shagun,
Marine Biology is also an allied subject of Life Sciences or Biological Sciences. Therefore, after graduating from Life Sciences or B.Sc. , you are eligible for pursuing Masters in Marine Biology from any recognised institutes or universities from India or even abroad. Best of luck!

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ZIAUL HASAN

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Hi Kanika,
I feel happy to inform you that you are absolutely eligible for applying to any Master's or Post graduate programme related to your subject or field of study at Uppsala University. You can get more details about admission requirements on clicking the below mentioned link:
https://www.uu.se/en/admissions/master/application/requirements/
Please go through it.

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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?

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B.Sc. Biotechnology has lots of career opportunities as compared to B.Sc. Life Science. You will get good salary also. And placement is always a surity in biotechnology.

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Mansi tolani

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Coming to the topics:Molecules and their interaction relevant to biologyCellular organisationCell communication and cell signalingSystem physiology- plantSystem physiology- animalInheritance biologyApplied biologyMethods in biologyFundamentals ProcessesDevelopment biologyDiversity in life formsEcological principlesEvolution and behavior
Keep first eight topics (mentioned in the list above) on preference while preparing for the exam and then proceed to further chapters. Be clear that fundamentals must be the priority, if you do not know them well you will not be able to solve the CSIR NET Question papers. To prepare for CSIR NET life Sci
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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

Contributor-Level 10

Hello Aspirants!
To crack CSIR NET Life Science you must follow the simple strategies in smart manner. Always follow a strict rule- concept, practice, revision. Below I am suggesting the tips. During all your preparation go for good books that may clear your fundamentals with logics. Just jot down the complete syllabus of CSIR Life Science. Be Clear that you are not supposed to cover all the syllabus at once. Go with the topics you can do easily and faster. Mark the topics and then proceed the next one. Manage your time effectively. Attempt all the previous year CSIR NET question papers and mock papers to check the difficulty level you
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