M.Sc

With 27 percentage in CUET it's not possible to take admission in M.Sc specially in top universities . I will suggest you to take drop fir this year and  consider re-appearing for the CUET PG exam with better preparation. Or go for private colleges that are near by you if you don't wanna take drop 

If your GATE score is nineteen, getting admission to top faculty members like IITs or NITs for M.Sc. Is very tough.

But you may strive for some private or country universities.

Some colleges additionally provide admission without GATE.

So, you still have possibilities in different schools through direct admission or their very own entrance checks.

GCS College of Nursing, Ahmedabad, offers M.Sc Nursing programs in specializations like Medical-Surgical, Child Health, Mental Health, Community Health, and Obstetrics & Gynecology Nursing. It is affiliated with Gujarat University and approved by INC. Applicants must have a B.Sc or Post-Basic B.Sc Nursing with 55% marks and one year of clinical experience.

The  admission for the academic year 2025-26 in M.Sc had already begin for Kurukshetra University (KUK), the last date to apply was 7 July 2025 and now its has been closed . If you wanted more information you can check their official website. 

Yes, it is possible to do a part-time M.Sc program, especially in fields like Nursing, where some colleges offer part-time M.Sc Nursing courses designed for working professionals. For example, Roohi College of Nursing offers a part-time M.Sc Nursing program that is conducted in a classroom mode over three years with manageable fees (around eighty thousand rupees). Such programs allow students to study alongside their job commitments.

The total course fee for MSc at DYPDPU School of Liberal Arts is INR 5 lakh. Aspirants have to pay the some part of the fee at the time of admission to confirm their seat. Below is the fee breakup for MSc:

To get admitted to an MSc Microbiology programme now, you'll need to meet the eligibility criteria, which typically includes a relevant Bachelor's degree (like BSc Microbiology) and potentially passing an entrance exam. Since your BSc was in 2009, you'll need to check if any time-related restrictions exist for the specific programs you're interested in.