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Scholar-Level 17
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Per year - 55000
Admission based on KMAT or PGCET.
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
Yes, MDU provides scholarship for toppers in its university for every course separately. You have to contact with your college administration department for this concern where you have to fill some formalities to claim your scholarship money. Thanks :)
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
Hi Rajat,
The basic difference between M.Tech (M.E) and M. S. is that M.Tech is a course centric programme focused mainly toward Industries and M. S is a research centric programme.
1. First and foremost, admission to an M.Tech programme depends on the candidate GATE score and in some case Institutes Internal tests, whereas, admission to an M. S. programme depends on the score of the entrance exam as well as the interview round.
2. In M.Tech, the student is trained to work in an industry as well as take up some research work. As far as M. S. is concerned, the students are trained to take up a career in research in an industry or academ
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8 years agoGuide-Level 14
Please find the list of M.Sc. Course from the link below. There are several M.Sc. Courses available like M.Sc. In Food Science and Technology, M.Sc. In Health Statistics
https://www.shiksha.com/university/banaras-hindu-university-Varanasi-23336/courses/msc-bc-2?pn=2.
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8 years agoBeginner-Level 3
1. Direct admission
2. Entrance Exam
The entrance exams like IIT JAM and TIFR have great credibility. The institutes accepting admission based on these exams offer better career prospects. Matter of fact is that B.Pharma has a different set of subjects. So, I'd like to tell you beforehand that IIT JAM and TIFR are more concerned about Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. So, if you are willing to take admission in these subjects then only these entrance exams are for you. Otherwise, GPAT is also a great option for M.Pharma.
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