M.Sc. Eligibility

The eligibility criteria to get admissions into MSc courses at Mangalore University are that candidates are required to complete their BSc degree with Chemistry as optional/major/special subject with a minimum aggregate of 45% (40% for SC/ST/Category –I candidates. Moreover, candidates must have studied Physics and Mathematics as optional/major/minor/subsidiary subjects either at the BSc or at Higher Secondary level.

Moreover, the university determines merit by giving equal weightage to the entrance examination score and the marks obtained in the qualifying BSc degree. Specifically, the selection is based on a 50:50 ratio between these two components

The eligibility criteria for admissions to MSc courses at Dhirubhai Ambani University are that candidates must complete their bachelor's degree with at least an aggregate of 60%. Additionally, for the admission process, the institute accepts the scores of the in-house entrance test. Candidates appearing in their final degree examination and expecting to complete it by July 2025 may also apply. However, their final admission will be subject to the condition that they obtain an aggregate of 60% marks, or its equivalent as per the norms set by the degree-granting institute/university. All admitted candidates have to submit their degree certificates or proof of completion of degree before 30th October 2025, failing which their admission is liable to cancellation.

Most M.Sc. programs demand their applicants to finish a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or equivalent qualification with appropriate subjects from a recognised university. All educational institutions demand degrees from their candidates to achieve an undergraduate mark average between 50% to 60% for students in the general category. The grades for applicants from reserved backgrounds normally fall between 45% and 55% in contrast to the 60% standard for normal category candidates. Students must take university-run entrance examinations after their undergraduate studies to demonstrate subject expertise through tests that include JAM Candidates who apply to research-oriented M.Sc. programs must present a research proposal along with personal interviews in addition to entrance examinations or entrance tests. The selection process relies heavily on students who keep consistent good grades with many candidates achieving upper-typical marks starting from 60%.