M.Sc

1. TIFR Exam-Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School admissions exam.
2. JNU CEEB-Combined biotechnology entrance examination.
3. IIT JAM (Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission Test) for M.Sc.
4. AIIMS Biotechnology entrance exam.
5. Alagappa University M.Sc Biotechnology entrance exam.

Hi Poovili,
Yes, entrance is compulsory for admission in colleges under DU.
Good luck.

You can take any subject in Bachelors, two of them must be chemistry and microbiology.

Hello Mr Ravindra,
I am afraid, you are ineligible for this dual degree program. It is open to the students having done graduation in either mathematics or statistics only. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about this course.
http://www.ieor.iitb.ac.in/acad/msc_phd

Hi,Please find the link below for all the courses available at the university:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/anna-university-Chennai-3084/courses
You can also put the filter for a specific course. Thanks.

Hi, Yes, most institutes offering the course in India admit students based on their performance in an entrance exam. SGI Pune Entrance Exam is one of the entrance exams for M.Sc. In soil Science. Thanks.

Sorry to inform you but IIT, Kanpur does not provide M.Sc in zoology.

An integrated Masters programme helps you avoid the hassle of preparing for CAT and avoidance of the uncertainty on not being sure as to where one would get admission for the Masters programme. On the flip side, it hampers your chances of doing well as CAT and securing admission in better ranked institutes. Job opportunities as a function of multiple factors like reputation of institute, companies visiting campus, are of work, internship exposure, performance at the PI & ones academics as well. UGC has also raised objection on such integrated courses, so it is better to avoid such courses.

1. Loyola college, Chennai.
2. Madras christian college.
3. Stella Maris college.
4. Guru nanak college.
5. MOP vaishnav college.