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Ritu Bhandari
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Hi, you can refer the below link for colleges accepting your score:
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Swati Bisht
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Hi Ananya,
There is no particular cutoff kind of aspect for all entrance exams other than CET. As all of these exam scores are then converted by the DTE to put them in line with CET by a specific formula.
There is no particular cutoff kind of aspect for all entrance exams other than CET. As all of these exam scores are then converted by the DTE to put them in line with CET by a specific formula.
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Shalini Sharma
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Hello Shubhra,
If you have done M.Sc in zoology and wants to become a researcher or lecturer, then you should go for CSIR NET Earth Sciences or CSIR NET Life Sciences. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) conducts the NET exam on the bi-yearly basis for those who want to make their career in Research and Lectureship field. It is a national level exam. You can get the complete details related to the csir net exam from - https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam must check out.
Candidates having or pursuing their Masters degree in Science Stream are only eligible to take this exam. They should have minimum 55% aggregate mar
If you have done M.Sc in zoology and wants to become a researcher or lecturer, then you should go for CSIR NET Earth Sciences or CSIR NET Life Sciences. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) conducts the NET exam on the bi-yearly basis for those who want to make their career in Research and Lectureship field. It is a national level exam. You can get the complete details related to the csir net exam from - https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam must check out.
Candidates having or pursuing their Masters degree in Science Stream are only eligible to take this exam. They should have minimum 55% aggregate mar
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
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Firstly, you must score a good percentage in your B.Tech CS branch. Especially above 8 CGPA. You must have talent along good academic score. It totally depend upon yourself that how you perform in your job interview, written test and the group discussion round. Have you completed your B.Tech? Or you are pursuing it. The scope is very good in job perspective for a CS engineer. Just focus and have skill, talent in your self. And mainly the confidence you must keep at every situation. Just believe in yourself. Similarly the chances you have for jobs in foreign country too. For any further query please feel free to ask.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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SHIVAM NAONITCurrent Student- NIT, Patna
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Hi Shreya,
If you have passed your 12th board then you can get admission in IIT or NIT for Integrated M.Sc or if you have cleared your B.Sc then you can go for JAM for only M.Sc in IIT. You can also choose some state government colleges.
I hope it will help you.
If you have passed your 12th board then you can get admission in IIT or NIT for Integrated M.Sc or if you have cleared your B.Sc then you can go for JAM for only M.Sc in IIT. You can also choose some state government colleges.
I hope it will help you.
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Shiladitya Roy
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Hi Riddhi,
It must be general. Anyway.
For availing M.Sc in Physics, you must be a Physics (Hons) graduate.
If you are a B.Sc (General) student then you can't go for any Master's degree in science subject.
It must be general. Anyway.
For availing M.Sc in Physics, you must be a Physics (Hons) graduate.
If you are a B.Sc (General) student then you can't go for any Master's degree in science subject.
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Shiladitya Roy
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Hi Aveek,
When M.Sc is there, how can it be an undergraduate course anymore?
Anyway, it's an integrated postgraduate course. 5 years long course 1st 3 years ug then rest 2 years PG.but it's integrated.
Details about the course are in the link given below:
http://www.sxccal.edu/departments/MscBiotechnology/MscBiotechnology.htm
Please go through this.
All the best.
When M.Sc is there, how can it be an undergraduate course anymore?
Anyway, it's an integrated postgraduate course. 5 years long course 1st 3 years ug then rest 2 years PG.but it's integrated.
Details about the course are in the link given below:
http://www.sxccal.edu/departments/MscBiotechnology/MscBiotechnology.htm
Please go through this.
All the best.
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