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Am I eligible to pursue M.Sc in Chemistry through distance mode? Can I pursue PhD after the same?
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Asked by Vivek
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8 years ago
You can but I don't feel it to be a wise decision because B.Pharma is a professional degree grasping in 4 years of your life. If you do M.Sc. then your pharma degree will hold the same place as B.Sc. Chemistry degree will hold. So it is better to go for M.Pharma and then Ph.D.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
What is the eligibility criteria to pursue M.Sc in perfusion technology?
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Asked by Jyotirmay

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8 years ago
It requires B.Sc in perfusion technology as it is a specialised subject.
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I didn't study mathematics in 10+2, am I eligible for M.Sc in biochemistry?
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Asked by Ruhani

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8 years ago
Hi.
The minimum eligibility requisite for this post graduate program is a graduation degree in science and related fields.
ELIGIBILITY OF THE MASTER OF SCIENCE [M.SC] (BIOCHEMISTRY)
In order to become eligible for M.Sc. Biochemistry, the candidate should have Bachelors degree with minimum 50% marks agg
The minimum eligibility requisite for this post graduate program is a graduation degree in science and related fields.
ELIGIBILITY OF THE MASTER OF SCIENCE [M.SC] (BIOCHEMISTRY)
In order to become eligible for M.Sc. Biochemistry, the candidate should have Bachelors degree with minimum 50% marks agg
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What is the eligibility criterion for M.Sc Computer Applications or MCA?
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Asked by Reshma
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8 years ago
For M.Sc in CA, you must have bsc degree in same field or equivalent.or
B.Tech in IT or CSE or equivalent stream.
Minimum of 50% in your graduation
B.Tech in IT or CSE or equivalent stream.
Minimum of 50% in your graduation
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Am I eligible for M.Sc in software systems? Physics, chemistry, computer science, English, physical education are my main 5 subjects.
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Asked by Joshua
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8 years ago
Firstly you need to complete your graduation only then you will be eligible to apply for Masters. You UG marks are taken into consideration during admission.
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Am I eligible for M.Sc in clinical nutrition and dietetics if I had completed my B.Sc in chemistry?
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Asked by Rose
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8 years ago
Eligibility for M.Sc in nutrition and dietetics:
Candidates aspiring for admission to the course are required to fulfill the following minimum eligibility criteria. Graduation another such equivalent course in a relevant discipline, completed from a recognised university. Graduation needs to have bee
Candidates aspiring for admission to the course are required to fulfill the following minimum eligibility criteria. Graduation another such equivalent course in a relevant discipline, completed from a recognised university. Graduation needs to have bee
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I have scored 121 in AUCET 2018 and eligibility for the seat in AU for M.Sc organic chemistry, BC-D category?
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What is the criteria for getting a scholarship for taking admission in M.Sc in nursing at paediatric? My PB.B.Sc nursing marks are 73.2%.
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Is a B.Sc in chemistry (PCM) student eligible for M.Sc in food processing and preservation from Nirmala Niketan College of home science?
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