M.Sc

No, it is not legal. M.Sc is a professional course and as per the new AICTE norms any professional course cannot be done via distance education and students are required to maintain 75% attendance.

In Podicherry University, M.Sc admissions are for 23 seats through the All India entrance examination conducted by Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Also, if you want further options then take IIT JAM too alongside.

Hi,
It depends on your choice and skill. If you have managerial skills, try for MBA or if you want to do research or teaching go for M.Sc.
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1. Technical University of Munich.
2. RWTH Aachen University.
3. Technical University of Berlin.
4. University of Stuttgart.
5. TU Dresden.

Hi,
Till now no college in India is providing M.Sc in food microbiology. But universities abroad are providing this course.

Hello Umair,
It's very nice to know that you are interested in doing your MS from Germany. First and foremost your academic record needs to be best. You also should have record of your interest in other spheres of human life. All these things and some go a long way in getting admission. However there are many nuances to the whole process and you may get stuck even if one goes wrong. I would therefore like to advise you that you must go to an agency dealing with sending students to Germany for MS.

Talking about the Delhi University, yes, there's an entrance for admission to any Masters course.

Absolutely, you're eligible for M.Sc chemistry because you've studied the chemistry as a core subject in your B.Sc.

You can get it through the official website of NEET MS.