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What kinds of subjects come under B.Sc Life Science?

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Shabana Bee
8 years ago
Chemistry, Biology-I (Introduction to Biology), Mathematics and Statistics Paper, Technical writing and Communication in English, Chemistry -II, Biology-II, Food, Nutrition and Health, Technical writing and Communication in English / Computational skills, Chemistry -III, Biodiversity-I Microbes, Bio

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Dr. Uma Sinha
8 years ago
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M.Sc in Biological Sciences is a 2- year long post graduate programme designed to equip students with the generic skills of a researcher in Biomedical Sciences, Ecology, Evolution and Behavior or Plant Molecular Sciences with a broad base of knowledge in the Biological Sciences. M.Sc. Life Scienc

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Dr. Uma Sinha
8 years ago
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A lot of career opportunities is available in this field. The career opportunities are available in public as well as in private sector. The public sector jobs includes work in zoological parks, wildlife ranges, corporate having their own plantations for timbering, wildlife research institutes, I

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Dr. Uma Sinha
8 years ago
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Bachelor of Science in Life Science or B.Sc. Life Science is a three year undergraduate degree course in India. This course mainly focuses on studying of various life processes. B.Sc. Life Sciences also helps students to learn about plants and animals. It is a great combination of both practical

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8 years ago
After Bachelors in life sciences, you can go for can opt for higher studies like Master of Business Administration or Master of Science. For pursuing higher studies after B.Sc. Course the students need to attend the entrance examination conducted by various universities, so that they will get admitt

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8 years ago
M.Sc. Life Sciences: Admission Process:
The major admission process to the course is through an entrance exam conducted by the institutes. The entrance exam is a multiple choice objective type question paper which evaluates the basic knowledge of the students in the field of Science. Colleges like Ma

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Nikita Sharma
8 years ago
Hello Dhritiraj,
Compared to the last year's cutoff of about 86% for the general category, the expected cutoff this year is around 88%. So, hope for the best. Good luck. Thanks.

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Dr. Uma Sinha
8 years ago
Hi Ben.
A candidate who is seeking to pursue M.Sc. In Neuroscience, from any of the recognised institutions, must have completed the Bachelors Degree programme in Biology/ Biotechnology/ Biochemistry/B.Sc in life Science/ Neurobiology/ Neuroscience/ Zoology along with Chemistry. In addition veterina

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