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Aanchal AggarwalLooking out for others.

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Hello,
You are not eligible. For M.Sc in electronics, you must have B.Sc in electronics.
All the best.

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

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Hello,
For M.Sc in Botany, clear basic concepts of botany. Just go through the first Year to TYBSc botany books. Refer to previous years question papers.

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Anand Sarkar

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Hello,
France is better. As they have a good amount of exports and imports (as per European regulation), plus they have trade relations with India.

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

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Hello,
If you want to apply for M.Sc in industrial chemistry then Pune University is a good choice. If you have interest in pursuing M.Sc Chemistry from IIT then IIT JAM is the entrance exam.

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Er Abhishek AgarwalStructural Design Engineer

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Yes, it is a good option, only if youu want to go in teaching field. Otherwise, go for M.Tech if you want to enter industry of the same. All the best. Please like and follow.

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Rohit Mishra

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Please specify the college.

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Jaydeep Parmar

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M.Sc Economics graduates are in good demand in today's job market, you can get a good salary and expect it to increase exponentially with time.

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madhu sharma

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The duration of M.Sc Programme is usually two years in Indian universities and colleges, which can change to 3 years depending upon which specialization you choose. If I assume, you will do your M.Sc in Microbiology itself, I am glad to tell you that M.Sc Microbiology is a two years regular degree programme and divided in to 4 semesters. All the best.

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alok kumar

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Environmental Sciences (EVS) is an interdisciplinary subject where you have options to know much more interesting things from various fields. However, if you want to go for research then you have a lot of scopes. If you can qualify JRF NET then you will have clear opportunity to be a part of IITs or IISC. And if you want a handsome fellowship then in foreign Universities, you have good scopes. (In India research fellowship is only manageable amount like 25k and 28K without JRF, that's too if you have qualified NET JRF) I know this because I have some friends in the same field. Only things you need is to find the good universities and a
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madhu sharma

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I am sharing sequence-wise subjects of semester I:
Mathematical Physics
Mechanics I Quantum and Statistical
Electro-Magnatic Theory I
Mechanics of Deform-able Elastic Solids
And Laboratory
Subjects in semester II
Mechanics II Quantum and Statistical
Electro-Magnatic Theory II
Electronics I
Physics of Semi-conductor Devices
Modern Optics
And Laboratory
I hope this helps you.

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