M.Sc. in Ajmer

MDSU Ajmer starts its new academic session in July for its MSc programme. All the admission formalities end in June and the new academic session starts shortly afterwards. Candidates who want to take admission into the MSc programme at the university should make sure they have applied after they have graduated and complete the admission formalities by June once they get selected.

Yes, candidates can apply for MDSU Ajmer MSc through the scores secured in their graduation exam. As admission into the programme takes place through the merit secured in the candidate's graduation, they can take direct admission into the programme once they have graduated. They are not required to give any other exams to be eligible for admission into the programme.

If a candidate has a minimum aggregate of 45% in graduation then they are eligible for admission in the MDSU Ajmer MSc programme. Candidates are selected on the basis of the merit secured in their graduation exam. MDSU Ajmer provides BA admission in its main campus as well as through multiple affiliated colleges. Therefore, candidates have multiple colleges if they want to apply for MSc admission at the university and each college has a different cutoff.

No, it is not tough to get into the MSc programme at MDSU Ajmer, as the admission is through the merit secured in the graduation exams. In addition to that MDSU Ajmer has multiple affiliated colleges that provide admission in the MSc programme. Therefore, candidates taking admission into the university or any affiliated college will be eligible for admission if they have secure atleast 45% in graduation and 60% in Class 12. 

Yes, the university offers a full-time MSc in Microbiology over two years. The curriculum of the course is divided into four semesters. Admission to the course is merit-based. Moreover, it is crucial that the applicant fulfils the course-specific eligibility requirements. Thus, the aspirant must have a valid BSc/ BSc (Hons)/ in any discipline of Biology/ Agriculture or a BSc B.Ed degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate from a recognised university.