M.Sc

First of all Congrats on completing your M.Sc. And about the question, the answer is that there are various job opportunities in this field like, Radiology Technician, Radiology Assistant, MRI Technician, CT Scan Technologist, etc.

Yes you can pursue M.Sc. In microbiology after completing B.Sc. In MLT. M.Sc. In microbiology has a good range of scope in industries.

The CCS University cutoff marks for MSc agriculture is in between 1000.

Cutoff rank for MSc in Biotechnology at DBAU, agra is 1471 and Below for UPCET exams

Candidate must have secured atleast 60% marks for GENERAL,OBC,UPS,EWS category from any recognized college.
Required grade points is near abt 6.60/10+

The Cutoff for Integrated BSc+MSc in Math's at CUH is 127.36 Marks for General Category, 121.42 for OBC category , 97.71 for SC category, 66.597 for ST category and 103 for EWS category.

A Candidate Who has passed BSc degree of three years duration(BSc Zoology or Equivalent) Under 10+2+3 patter is eligible for Admission and also ANUPGCET entrance exam must be appeared by candidate and They must meet the Cutoff Score requirements.

Fees Of MSc in Mathematics at DIET is near about 1 Lakh to 1.25 Lakhs Excluding Living Expenses.

Hi,
NEST is an entrance exam which gives you admission to the in M.Sc. Programme (I. e. both B.Sc. And M.Sc. In NISER and UM-DAE CEBS Mumbai. Also, you can choose your major subject but not specifically Biotechnology. However, you would be taught some courses related to it.

Yes. you can pursue M.Sc. In environmental studies after completing B.Sc. In plant Biology and plant biotechnology. Bachelor's degree from any stream related to science makes a person eligible for this M.Sc. Course.