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I passed B.Sc in April 2019. Am I eligible for M.Sc in medical lab technology from Loyola college? Is the fee very high?
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Asked by Krishnendu
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I passed B.Sc(Hons.) physics from CU in 2013. I have scored 54.37% in physics. Am I eligible for M.Sc in physics at Techno University?
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Asked by Paramita

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7 years ago
Techno India University, Kolkata offers a post-graduation degree (MSc full time) in Physics for students who have passed their Graduation Examinations. It is of 2 years duration and the eligibility criteria is Graduation with Minimum 60% (Any recognized University). Because, your graduation marks ar
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The eligibility criteria for M.Sc(Chemistry) from VIT is B.Sc degree in either chemistry or applied chemistry or applied science from any recognized university with physics or mathematics or biology as ancillary subject. There is no entrance exam for M.Sc programs and candidates will be called for a
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I am a student of B.Sc PCM and scored 53%. Can I apply for M.Sc in environmental science from JNU having an OBC category?
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Asked by Nitesh

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7 years ago
Your percentage is very low to apply. OBC category wise also it is considered low. 70% is a bit Okay.
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I have backlogs in a few subjects in B.Sc final year & after that I discontinued my studies, am I eligible for M.Sc in chemistry?
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Asked by Sandeep

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7 years ago
You are supposed to complete B.Sc first before thinking about M.Sc with a minimum of 55% at least.
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What if I don't have B.Sc in physics and without having it in class 12th? Am I eligible for M.Sc physics after engineering?
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Asked by Niranjan

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7 years ago
No, you are definitely not eligible. You have to have Physics for 4 semester and Mathematics for 2nd semester in B.Sc. There is no restrictions on +2 subjects.
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I did my B.Sc in zoology with distinction in 2004. Can I still get admission in M.Sc in applied genetics?
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Asked by Trupti
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I have done my BCA from TNOU 8 years ago. Can I pursue M.Sc now?
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Master of Science (M.Sc.): Eligibility Criteria
A candidate must have a Bachelors Degree in Science in order to pursue Master of Science Program. The cut-off percentage for the admissions to the various M. Sc. degree courses varies depending on the institute.
You need to fulfill the eligibility as men
A candidate must have a Bachelors Degree in Science in order to pursue Master of Science Program. The cut-off percentage for the admissions to the various M. Sc. degree courses varies depending on the institute.
You need to fulfill the eligibility as men
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is a student from humanities stream without maths in 12th eligible for B.Sc and M.Sc in economics?
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Asked by Neema
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7 years ago
No, it is not possible. You need to have Maths as a compulsory subject.
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Hi, I am a B.Tech student but want to pursue a career in physics, can I get admission in M.Sc physics in this college?
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Asked by Arnab

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7 years ago
No, as far as I know the basic criteria is B.Sc Physics Honours.
However, you can try other colleges across India including IIT, NIT, IISC. You need to qualify JAM only.
However, you can try other colleges across India including IIT, NIT, IISC. You need to qualify JAM only.