M.Sc

IIIT Lucknow MSc course selection process includes the CCMN couselling admission prodecure since admission to the MSc course conducted through the counselling rounds. The CCMN couselling process mainly includes:

1. Choice Filling and Locking
2. Release of Seat Allotment Order 
3. Payment of Seat Acceptance Fee
4. Online Document Upload 

IIIT Lucknow MSc course seat reservation is as per the norms of Government of India. The seats are allotted as per the CCMN counselling rounds. The seats are rerved for certian categories of students as follows:

• Claimed Category New Category (PERMITTED)
• GEN-EWS GEN
• OBC GEN
• SC GEN
• ST GEN
• GEN-PwD GEN
• GEN-EWS-PwD GEN-EWS / GEN-PwD
• OBC-PwD OBC
• SC-PwD SC
• ST-PwD ST

Candidates seeking admission to MSc at IIIT Lucknow are required to register on th official fee payment portal. To apply online, candidates need to pay a non-refundable fee of INR 1,000 as an application fee. The fee payment can be done via credit card/debit card/net banking. Application form is submitted successfully only after the successful application fee payment. 

For MSc admission to the International Institute of Information Technology Lucknow, candidates must have an undergraduate degree (of at least three years duration) in any discipline (including arts, science, commerce, design, management, law, engineering etc.) with a first division/ class from a recognised University. Candidates who are expecting to graduate by 1st July of that year can also apply for the IIIT Bangalore MSc course. 

IIIT Lucknow conducts admission to the MSc course via the Centralized Common Counselling. The CCMN counselling process is conducted based on IIT JAM scores. Therefore, candidates must participate in the IIT JAM exam to be eligible for the MSc course. IIT JAM will be conducted on February for admissions to the Masters degree programmes in 22 IITs and other result-sharing institutes. The exam will be held in two shifts i.e., the forenoon for Chemistry, Geology and Mathematics subjects and the Afternoon shift for Biotechnology, Physics, Economics and Mathematical Statistics Subjects. 

So you want to know about the difference between MSc MLT and MSc Microbiology to make the best choice for you. No worries I'll help you out. MSc MLT course is a good option for you if you're interested in working in diagnostic labs, clinical settings and healthcare institutions. You will learn about advanced techniques, diagnostics and patient care in the coursework.
MSc Microbiology on the other side revolves around the study of microorganisms and their impact on health, environment and industries. You can choose the one that goes best with your interests and passions.

Yes, you can pursue an MSc MLT after completing a BVoc in Medical Lab Technician in India, provided you meet the eligibility criteria set by the respective institutions. Many universities and colleges accept candidates with a BVoc degree, as it is considered equivalent to a BSc MLT course for PG studies.

However, some institutions may have specific requirements, such as a minimum percentage in your undergraduate studies or entrance exams for admission to the MSc courses.