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Amrit Raj

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Hi,
As you completed your bachelors in dental surgery already, so you are eligible to take admission in M.Sc food science and nutrition. You need to have a valid percentage of marks i.e passed in all papers of your graduation.
Best of luck.

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Yagma Naaz SheikhConstantly working towards the learning process.

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Hello Anil, if you have already cleared up your backlogs simultaneously whilst completing your degree, then you can apply for your desired subject in any university.

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Mohammed aamir

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M.Sc IT course is available, but for further information regarding the part time and timings of the course please do contact the official SRM authorities.
Hope that answers your question.
Thank you.

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Shikher jainStudent

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You need atleast 65% in your graduation to get good college for M.Sc in physics.

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Shikher jainStudent

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No, it is generally not possible to do both the degree at the same time from any university.

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Shivangi Jain

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The date of application is not mentioned on the official website. You can contact the university for details https://www.mzu.edu.in/index.php/contactus.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! The cutoff of all good colleges via CET in the MS course is generally 98+ percentile. Hence, at those low scores, it is impossible to get admission into even a decent college. I suggest you reappear for CET and/or other exams, and aim for a much higher score. Good luck!

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Sahil Rana

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There will be around 60 students in the class of M.Sc biotechnology. Also, the number of seats may be increased in the new session. So, you should go for this course.

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Sahil Rana

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The BE course fee at RIT, Bangalore for CET qualified candidates for academic session 2018-19 for general category was as Rs. 78380. This includes Colleges and University fee.

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