M.Sc

Chandigarh University doesn't hold a record of question paper online, though it has all its question papers in the main library of Chandigarh University which can be referred from there itself.

MS Ramaiah is better, here you can get exposure yourself to the more opportunities to the business world and in terms of placements every year from MS Ramaih most of the students got placed in various industries.

That rule is only applicable for the colleges which are Government based like government colleges and government universities in Maharashtra, but this is not applicable to the private colleges which are residing in Maharashtra.

You are at right place to get solution to your query. Visit the link from here to know the admission process for M.Sc. In Wildlife institute of India and the eligibility criteria with scope and placements of courses https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-wildlife-conservation-action-institute-of-environment-education-and-research-bharati-vidyapeeth-deemed-university-dhankawadi-pune-265856.

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I would advice for M.Sc. In environmental Science and suggest BVIEER (Institute of environment education and research of Bharati Vidyapeeth) at Pune would be the best option to pursue the course. The link here will give you the course information and the scope of it which will help to judge for the best one https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-environment-science-and-technology-institute-of-environment-education-and-research-bharati-vidyapeeth-deemed-university-dhankawadi-pune-153982.

In which state you want or which country?

Dear,In the eligibility criteria for admission along with others they have mentioned MBBS with 50% marks, at least, but unfortunately there is no mentioning of BDS.

Yes, you can take admission for M.Sc math after completing B.Sc.