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Sachin ChaudharyJust live and let them live

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Of course you can do any course. Many universities provide this course online and offline through distance. You can search universities on shiksha.com also.

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Mansi Pahujapharmacist pursuing mba

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You can get the syllabus from the site kuk. AC. In.

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Shraddha Tiwari

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No, the university doesn't offer part time M.Sc in chemistry. Check the list of the college that provide part-time course on shiksha. Com

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Disha Chauhan

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The fees for this course is INR 20,000.

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Anu AnkitaSEO Analyst

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M.Tech is more advantageous than M.Sc, if you are interested in architecture then you can proceed with M.Tech in Naval Architecture course. A naval architect is responsible for planning, designing, constructing, rebuilding/repairing, operation and maintenance of all stages of the life of a marine vehicle and off-shore structures, both commercial and military. Eligibility criteria for M.Tech Naval Architecture is:
Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture/ Marine Engineering/ Nautical Science/ Ship Building/ Mechanical Engineering/ Civil Engineering/ B.Arch or the equivalent.

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Deepesh C

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Your question is a bit unclear. Please reframe the question giving necessary details and clearly stating your query.

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Kukki Bala

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I haven't been able to understand why exactly you have not been able to get Hons degree, but I can surely help you with M.Sc Biochemistry eligibility which is as below. In order to become eligible for M.Sc Biochemistry, the candidate should have Bachelor's degree with minimum 50% marks aggregate in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Botany, Zoology, Microbiology and other Life Sciences subjects. If you need specific information about a particular college, please mention the name of the college.

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