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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Like any statement of purpose, the tone should be formal for an SOP for MS in Biotechnology. You should not use contractions and short forms. The language should be polite and the usage of words should be clear and well intentioned. Instead of using complicated words, simple vocabulary can help you maintain the clarity in ideas.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Introduction: For the introduction, you must adopt the anecdotal approach. You must start by writing about an anecdote that helped you realise your professional interest in Biotechnology. The introduction should not consist of any generic information; rather, it is advisable to talk about a specific instance/event that motivated you to pursue this course. Make sure this instance is from your recent past (as the university would like to know about your recent accomplishments). For example: you may talk of a recent research paper that you read, a project that you undertook, or an event that you attended.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, AIIMS Delhi offers MSc programmes at the postgraduate level, including MSc, MSc in Nursing, and M.Biotechnology. Admissions are entirely based on the AIIMS institute-level entrance exam, and candidates must have a 3-year undergraduate degree with at least 60% aggregate in relevant fields. The MSc programme has multiple specialisations, a duration of 2 years, and offers strong return on investment.
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