M.Sc

Yes, you are eligible. Not just in Maharashtra, but also in other states.

Annual fees for M.Sc chemistry at AMU is around Rs. 12000 to 13000.
Eligibility criteria is:-
B.Sc. (Hons.) chemistry / B.Sc with chemistry as one of the subjects studied in all three years with not less than 55% marks in aggregate and not less than 55% marks in
chemistry.

You can reach out to your the nearest banks for loan related assistance, they will guide you with the education loans.

No, it is not possible for M.Sc in microbiology, you have to compulsorily do regular classes, as in microbiology, practicals are most important.

Yes, it is available in B.Sc. You can opt for B.Sc Biotechnology.

Hello, It depends on what stream you choose M.Sc eligibility varies according courses. All the best. If you find this helpful do give an upvote.

Hello Rakesh, It is very nice and good to know that you are interested in doing either M.Tech or MS abroad after completion of the B.Tech in India. M.Tech will keep you updated and in your core area of competency even as you are in employment. On the other hand MS will slightly take you away from this core area. Frankly speaking, both these options are excellent and will provide you with fulfilling your dreams. Best wishes to you.

Hello Aksh,
Food Technology and food nutrition both to me appear to the branches, which will be in great demand in the times to come. Food technology will be definitely required in future so that the increased crop production or the Horticulture production can be utilized gainfully without being waste. On the other hand food nutrition will be the demand of people so that they eat nutritious food to maintain their health. Hence I feel both branches have equal opportunities as the time goes on. In view of this I will recommend you to take admission in whichever the course you are getting admission. Best wishes to you.