M.Sc

It is not tough to get admission in private amity. Attaching the link for your convenience
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-applied-chemistry-amity-university-Noida-207019.

R. D. Barnes for classification - It may seem or looks like a hard or tough book to see and understand but once you start understanding it's the best book for classification. I'll suggest you to not to go for Kotpal. It's not a bad book, until you have plenty of time to study and analyse, Kotpal is like the Kunji (or guide). Tortora for physiology the best one. Odum for ecology. (Same reason as of R. D. Barnes) or you can go for Srivastava.
Leninger for immunology
For developmental biology, take any good Indian writer by asking your professors, try avoiding foreign writers.

The skills acquired in M.Sc in food technology may not be very useful in performing the duties as a food inspector. Nutrition, food testing and antidotes for food contamination are required. You can become a food inspector through state level exams, even after your Bachelors degree. In India, subject specialisation as an eligibility is not implemented yet.

Yes, you can do this. You are eligible for the same. Good luck.

You can refer the following link to get detailed information about the admission procedure in University of Mumbai, Kalina Campus for M.Sc in Chemistry
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-chemistry-university-of-mumbai-kalina-santacruz-east-273548

Yes, you can study M.Sc Medical biochemistry after completing B.Sc Hons biochemistry.

Hi,
No, you are not able to do this course in part time from this university, as they provide M.Sc in Chemistry as full time course.
You can check in this link: - https://www.shiksha.com/university/svc-swami-vivekanand-university-sagar-42926/courses/msc-bc

If anyone can interested in pursuing M.Sc in Chiropractic, candidate can apply for this course after completing B.Sc.

Hello,
You can apply for the M.Sc in MLT, as you have completed B.Sc in MLT you can apply for this course.