M.Sc

Yes, it is possible. Everything will however depends on your profile and how you demonstrate your interest to the university. You must bridge the gap as they say.

Hi,
You can another MS or check for PG Diploma in areas like environmental Science, biochemistry, energy Science, renewable energy, food and nutrition etc. Just figure out your career plans, what you want to do and decide accordingly.

Hi, Please find the link below for detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/distance-correspondence-m-sc-colleges-india.

At Mahatma Gandhi University, Mumbai, you will get to study MSc program in distance or correspondence mode. I wonder why are you planning for MSc after doing your MBA. Could you please clarify this so I can guide you better.

No, PGCET is not compulsory for M.Sc. This exam is a must for admission to full time or part time MBA, MCA MArch, M.Tech, ME and for 2nd year (lateral entry) of MCA programme. For a better answer, please specify if you have some aspired colleges with you.

Yes, you can get admission. For details visit: https://www.shiksha.com/university/tezpur-university/tuee-exam.

After doing your B.Sc. In Biochemistry, I would suggest you to go for the same specialisation in M.Sc. As well I. e. M.Sc. In Biochemistry. According to me, if we talk about the scope, Biochemistry is better somehow. After your M.Sc. You can think working with in field of Medical, Agriculture, Public Health Care, Forensic Environment etc. As there is a lot of scope of research.

Hi, Yes, you are eligible for the course. Admission may vary from college to college. Check the same before applying to any college. Thanks.

Please specify the college name for where you wish to take admission.