Life Science

Yes, you can migrate after one year to another college of DU. But the migration mainly depends on the cut-off released by the particular college according to the seats remaining vacant. If there are no seats vacant in that particular college, then you will not get admission. And the cut-off is on the basis of your 1st-year marks. The cut-off is always high.

Hi Srishti, The total fees charged for B.Sc. In life Science in Swami Shraddhanand College is approximately INR 18,145. Thanks.

For M.Sc Forestry: Three years Bachelors degree in Science with at least one of the subjects namely Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology or a Bachelors degree in Agriculture or Forestry.

Hi Nisha, It is tough to get Deshbandhu College with 87% in best 4 subjects. All the Best!

Doing engineering from IPU is also a good step as IPU is also a government college as current scenario is that every student is behind the technical field. So, if you are interested in engineering, it's better to go for Indraprastha University.

Kalindi is a better option when compared to Swami Sharddhanand when it comes to B.Sc. In life Sciences.

Please refer to the eligibility criteria in the link provided below, if you abide by the same then you can appear for the entrance exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-life-sciences-jawaharlal-nehru-university-mehrauli-delhi-88698

Both the subjects as stated by you are good enough. You are to select the Honors subject - Botany/Zoology, based on your interest.

For admission in B.Sc life science you need to have mandatory subjects: Physics, Chemistry, English, Biology/ Biotechnology. You must have secured minimum 40% marks in English and aggregate 45% in mandatory subjects.