M.Sc

Yes, you are eligible to take specialization for M.Sc Agriculture engineering, which has very bright future. So, do well and achieve the best.

It depends on the college that you are applying to. Your academics and IELTS score is a decent one. The internship will also boost your profile. Try to fix a college and then compare your scores and academics with thosenmentionedbin the eligibility criteria laid down by the respective University. The details will be available in the website of the University. All the best.

You just need to complete your graduation or equivalent from a recognized university to be eligible to take admission for M.Sc in Chemistry at University of Mumbai, Kalina Campus.
Here is a complete admission process to take admission in University of Mumbai, Kalina Campus-
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-mumbai-kalina-campus-51598/admission

Yes, there are so many university like DU where B.Sc Hons marks is unnecessary for M.Sc eligibility.

Yes, you can apply for MSc there. Gap doesn't matter for Master's degree. All the best

Hi Venkates,
Yes, you are eligible for this exam. Please apply for this exam.

Very good - not just because of the current hype. Building data products, deriving inference out of data - all are future trends in multiple domains - Life Sciences, Retail, Banking, Advertising,. Don't worry about the specific topic areas, but work on a broader set of algorithms and domains.

Hi Deepali, check out this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/how-to-prepare-for-top-msc-entrance-exams-blogId-13489
Before starting with the preparation, it is important that candidates are aware of the general pattern of top M.Sc entrance exams in India.
According to Shiksha expert, Ruchika, M.Sc entrance exam pattern usually includes MCQs that are both aptitude and subject related. It is important to have a good analytical approach for each topic that candidates are preparing. All the best.

Hi Sakshi, Lot of opportunities:
1. You can do internships in big companies like Intel, amazon, google, Facebook and get placed there as full time, Intel even have internal policy of cover ring at least 75% of interns to full time.
2. Almost every company want to hire fresher, as they are coming out with knowledge of cutting edge technology, more open for changes and least important they are less costly.
3. Your alumni network will also help you getting job in the industry.
4. At last but not the least, you can get a job after posting on dice, LinkedIn and other job portals here.
Thanks.

It depends on what you're interested at mate. But if you are good at maths and technical aspects, you can go for B.Tech. Subsequently, you can go for M.Tech too. Or if you're good at computers, you can go with BCA and MCA.