M.Sc

The form will be released in the month of July August. Regards.

Please check the official website of the Institute for the detailed admission process.

The eligibility criteria for M.Sc(Chemistry) from VIT is B.Sc degree in either chemistry or applied chemistry or applied science from any recognized university with physics or mathematics or biology as ancillary subject. There is no entrance exam for M.Sc programs and candidates will be called for a counseling in the order of merit of their aggregate marks secured in their undergraduate degree programmes calculated upto the fourth semester or second year, whichever is applicable (This is inclusive of Languages / EOP and all the subjects they have studied up-to pre-final year).

Hey Avaneesh,
You need to write JAM( Joint Admission Test) 2019 for getting admission into M.Sc in NITK.

To be able to get into MSc in nursing courses, you should have completed BSc in nursing from any of the registered universities in respective subjects.
Though the minimum marks vary from university to university, it should be somewhere between 55-60%. There are entrance exams as well in some of the institutes.
Follow the link: https://campushunt.in/blog/best-nursing-colleges-in-bangalore-bsc-msc/
Here you will get all the relevant detail information regarding the course. It will really help you.
Thanks.

Hi Sheetal,
You can apply in PU for M.Sc Biotechnology, if you had Biotechnology as a subject in your graduation.
Good luck.

Your percentage is very low to apply. OBC category wise also it is considered low. 70% is a bit Okay.

You are supposed to complete B.Sc first before thinking about M.Sc with a minimum of 55% at least.

No, you are definitely not eligible. You have to have Physics for 4 semester and Mathematics for 2nd semester in B.Sc. There is no restrictions on +2 subjects.