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Nivetha Sakthivel

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You already did Master's right? Then, why are you choosing again a Master's? If your question is mistaken as B.Sc, better do M.Sc physics and try to clear NET or SLET for lectureship.
B.Ed also took two years but, now a days, good government job with B.Ed is a little bit tough to get due to the TRB and TET problems.
Good percentage in M.Sc will give you scope in research further with financial support.

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Nivetha Sakthivel

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The acadamy fee for M.Sc physics will be 25,000 roundly for 4 semesters including exam fee, convocation fee and tution fees. This fee, you need not to pay at the same time. You will be asked to pay in 4 installments.
For the hostel girls, last year, it was 72,000 per year including food. Hostel fee will be revised each year. So, for the next upcoming year, it will be announced soon.
So, totally, 1 lakh 70 thousand for two years of course including everything.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Deepanshu, depending on your interest you can opt for further studies in EEE, specialisation of your choice or MBA.

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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature

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For B.Ed, if you are financially sound and not looking for jobs immediately, then go for PhD.

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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature

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Not possible. Don't believe if anyone say so.

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Nivetha Sakthivel

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Yes. For all the courses offered in TISS, Mumbai, TISSNET clearance is Mandatory.

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Akshay Gupta

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Maybe, it is possible if you have filled the form of entrance. Pass or failed doesn't apply but filling form is a must in these courses.

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jigyasa arya

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Hi, yes you can get a job after M.Sc in biochemistry.
You can prepare for government jobs as well as private jobs.
All the best.

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Niharika Thakur

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You have computer and maths, surely you can.

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