M.Sc

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MSc Horticulture course is a 2-year PG degree programme which is divided into 4 equal semesters. In the first two semesters, you'll get to study subjects like Growth and Development of Horticultural Crops, Organic Horticulture, Breeding of Fruit Crops, etc., and the next two semesters include dissertations, seminars, internships, etc., for field knowledge. 

Yes, Biology is compulsory in Class 12, if you want to pursue any Horticulture course after. Biology offers a base knowledge about Genetics, production, etc., in living beings and under Horticulture courses, you'll be studying plant life in depth. Without the foundational knowledge of Biology, the scope of your learning and career prospects will be limited.

You can get admission to MSc Horticulture without a BSc Horticulture. However, you have to fulfil the eligibility criteria, that is, to obtain a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline like Agriculture, Agronomy, etc. Hope this will help!

Some benefits of pursuing an MSc in Horticulture are:

• MSc in Horticulture encourages students to learn more about the sustainable, organic lifestyle which includes fresh produce.
• Horticulture courses help the students to understand the nourishment, health benefits and aesthetics of different highly valued plants.
• Through this course students will learn about various social, financial, environmental and functional aspects.
• MSc Horticulture also opens a variety of employment opportunities. The average salary of a Horticulturist in India is INR 5.4 LPA. 

MSc in Horticulture is a postgraduate degree programme that involves the study of plant harvesting including breeding, storage, storage and shipment of vegetables and fruits. A candidate studying an MSc Horticulture course learns the environmentally friendly practices to process food production.

BSc in Public Health is an undergraduate degree programme typically completed over three to four years. On the other hand, MSc in Public Health typically takes one to two years to complete, depending on whether it's a full-time or part-time program.

BSc in Public Health provides foundational knowledge in public health principles, theories, and practices. Whereas, MSc in Public Health offers advanced and specialised coursework, delving deeper into specific areas of public health. 

The entire cost of the two-year M.Sc. degree at Don Bosco School of Management (DBSOM) is around 24 lakhs. This programme prepares students for careers in Big Data and Business Analytics by providing them with exposure to other countries, internships, and training. In addition, other services like study guides, seminars, and specific industry visits could be included in the charge. Payment options might be offered, and for the most current and correct information, it is advised to verify the precise pricing structure with the institutions.

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Yes you can pursue M.Sc after completing B.Tech. You have to check about the relevant subject, any entrance test, percentage along with other requirements of the college/ university.

INR 1,00,000/- PG • M.Sc. (Computer Science) Any Science Graduate with Computer Science as one or all subject with minimum 50% marks (45% reserve category or equivalent examination with all subject passed. INR 60,000/- • M.Sc. (Information Technology)