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Abhishek Tiwari

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Yes, you can do. Only 50% aggregate is required for M.Sc.

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kratika Nirkhipg-M.Sc.biotechnology

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Your subject is LIFE Science.
Subject Code name-LIF
Subject Code- 3.

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rahul r

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Top Engineering Colleges in the World are mentioned at the link provided below. To qualify for an MS admission in the US you would need to appear for the GRE and for a language proficiency test, if required. Regards. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/top-ms-colleges-in-abroad-abroadranking33.


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rahul r

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Since you have qualified Master of Science in Statistics, you may take National Eligibility Test in Mathematics Sciences, provided you have obtained 55% or more in your Masters degree examination. The National Eligibility Test NET for Mathematical Science is conducted jointly by University Grant Commission and Council of Scientific & Industrial Research twice a year. The National Eligibility Test NET comprise of three sections:
Section A: General Science
Section B and Section C: Subject of Expertise.

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rahul r

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Advantages of MBA as compared to M.Sc:
1. Professional Course
2. High salary package Per annum
3. Easy entry level job for fresher including financial and banking sectors.
4. It's great chance to join MNC companies
MBA has a distinct advantage over M.Sc. When it comes to pay packages, however, if you are interested in a career in Science, M.Sc. Is definitely the way to go. Regards.

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