M.Sc

Hi Parul,
It depends upon your interest and the time you can give to your studies. But if you are really interested in research then you must go for PhD.

Eligibility: B.Sc. with not less than 50% marks in aggregate and at least 55% Marks in the subjects. *The Department of Chemistry offers specialization in Materials (Polymers and advanced ceramics), Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry.

Delhi Technological University (DTU) offers M.Tech in various specializations for the duration of two years at PG level. BE/ B.Tech or M.Sci n the relevant discipline with at least 60% marks in aggregate is the minimum eligibility criteria for admission. GATE qualified candidates are eligible for admission.

You are eligible for the course that you are looking for if you have a minor in maths.

If you are very passionate about CS and understand each and everything clearly and eager to go into deep (AI, Analytics, System level coding etc.), go and opt for higher studies such as M.Tech or Ph.D. After pursuing this, you would be having opportunities to continue your work in private as well as public sector.

Yes, go ahead. It has good placements.

Though, you may still be able to do lab work only during your final year distance M.Sc. However a masters by distance Science subject is not at all pleasing in the eyes of PhD admission committed. If the PhD topic is completely new, then you have to really sit for a Master's degree.

Yes, you can inquire them about distance education and choose the beat and suitable one from the list provided below Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning. Sikkim Manipal University. IMT Distance and Open Learning Institute. Madhya Pradesh Bhoj (Open) University. Dr. BR Ambedkar Open University (BRAOU). Netaji Subhas Open University. Maharishi Dayanand University (MDU).
All the best!

Yes, you can do M.Sc as both are different.

No, sorry for doing M.Sc in Agriculture. You should be a graduate from zoology, chemistry or botany with 55% marks. Regards.