M.Sc Eligibility
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You are eligible for the NSC courses of agriculture. The point to keep in mind is that you need to check an institution which has the recognition of ICAR. You will also have to give an entrance exam for OG Agriculture and then you can take specializations. The only private institution which has IACAR recognition is LPU due to its best practices in academics with best infrastructure to support innovations and working for this stream. You can check from other good institutions like GB Path.
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Eligibility criteria : Bachelors degree in Food and Nutrition/ Food Technology/ Food Science/ Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics of Composite/ General Home Science/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology /Microbiology/ Chemistry/ Agriculture/ dairy / fisheries at B.Sc. / B.A. MS with a minimum of 55% marks. So you are not eligible for M.Sc. Food and Nutrition programme.
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