M.Sc Eligibility

Candidates should have passed B.Sc with physics as major subject with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in management or commerce from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.

Lateral entry is difficult to obtain in foreign universities; you have to check with the universities directly. It will be more challenging in Canada, since you have a three-year degree, whereas they don't accept three-year degree, but accept four years. You will be accepted only if all credit point requirements are met.

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Yes, you can eligible to pursue M.Sc in Food & Nutrition as you have pursued chemistry honors.

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Candidates who clear the IIT JAM 2019 cut-off will be granted admissions on the institutes of their choice through the counselling procedure of JAM 2019. There will be separate cut off marks in IIT JAM exam for General, OBC, and SC/ST candidates. The cut-off marks will be decided on the basis of the number of vacancies, the total number of aspirants appeared in the exam and previous year's cut-off marks. Based on JAM result, candidates will be admitted to institutes according to their preference in the admission form.

If you have done in organic chemistry, then you're eligible to get admission.

Yes, you can get the admission in Integrated M. Sc in bioinformatics as you have fulfilled the eligibility criteria of the college.

There many eligibility requirements for various colleges but this is the main requirement that candidate should complete B.Sc. In respective field, example in your case it is chemistry. All the best.

If your all subjects are clear, then you can get an admission in M.Sc. You have to clear all your subjects after that you can apply for M.Sc.

You can apply for M.Sc. In biotechnology in which mathematics is not cumpulsary.

Yes, there are so many university like DU where B.Sc Hons marks is unnecessary for M.Sc eligibility.