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Guide-Level 13
You can go for M.Sc in Chemistry, as it is promising both in industrial jobs as well as academics. Pharmacy is also a good option, but then again you will have to give 4 years of study and then you will apply for job. So, it is better to go for 2 years programme, rest it depends on your interest. Good luck.
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7 years ago
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There are many colleges and universities which provide integrated Bachelor+ Masters courses such as Delhi University, Panjab University etc. Integrated course can be any field such as biotechnology, Biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacy etc. It depends on your interest in which field you want to go. Integrated courses are usually 4-5 years in duration. It is beneficial for those who are formative that they want to pursue in the same field as Bachelor. Good luck.
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For seeking admission to M.Sc from DU, you have to give entrance. It's cutoff varies. You have good marks start preparing for the entrance the registration would start from June.
All the best.
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I think B.Sc IT students can get admission for computer science, but the only key note is CS. It is much more technical than IT. If you want to go for MSc , go for MCA, MS abroad, MBA IT, M.Sc IT.
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