M.Sc

The online application forms for M.Sc in physics will be available in July. Yes, I gave entrance exam for IIT JAM and got 9500 rank in 2018.

The top ones in UK include London School of Economics, London Business School, Warwick University, Imperial College London, Oxford and Cambridge among others. You can match the admission requirements with your profile and apply accordingly.

Hi friend,
As you should know that BSc Food Nutrition is a 2-year full-time PG course. The courses aim to offer eligible candidates the opportunity to acquire the required skills for working in various technical roles in the health sector, food industry, and food regulatory agencies. PG in food nutrition work in areas such as Technical Sales, Innovation regarding the products, and Product Quality Enhancement, which is perspective to all aspects of the food industry, including product development and sales. Here, the average annual course fee ranges between INR 20,000 and 3,00,000 depending upon the institute offering the courses.

Hi Appu,
You can pursue M.Sc in chemistry or Maths only if you had chemistry or Maths as your subjects in your graduation, only then you can pursue M.Sc. In respective subjects otherwise you are not eligible for the same.
Good luck.

If you score more than 85%, there are 80% chance that you might get admission in the course.
I left the 20% because there might be some chances that the seats might get filled soon depending on how many apply for that course.

Yes, there are chances that you might get a seat there. Just fill in the application form and attend the counselling.

Hi,
It depends on you whether you want to pursue it from Private or Government colleges. Private colleges have higher fees but you can do M.Sc. From Government colleges in a lower fee and can get a placement if you do from top colleges. There is an exam IIT JAM conducted for M.Sc. Admission in top colleges of India like IITs, NITs, IISc, etc. You can appear in this exam if you are eligible and wish to do M.Sc. From such top colleges.

Hi, If you have completed your M.Sc. In Maths and want to go for research, there is an exam CSIR NET in which you can appear. You should opt for CSIR NET JRF and after qualifying this exam you can pursue your research and apply for Ph.D.