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Rakshit Prabhakar

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MSc courses at Somaiya School of Basic and Applied Sciences are generally considered good offering strong infrastructure research focused curriculums & decent placement opportunities in sectors like analytics and biotechnology. School is part of established Somaiya Vidyavihar University ensuring a holistic industryrelevant education. 

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Himanshi Shekhar

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To take entry into the Uni of West London MSc in Bioinformatics course, Indian students must have a 2:2 or above Honors degree in a Health-related subject. Students must have 55% or higher and an IELTS score of 6.5 or above. The MSc in Bioninformatics course is a 1-year long course. 

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Chandra Chaudhary

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The Uni of West London MSc in Business Analytics course is one-year long. It is taught by CLBS academic community. The annual tuition fee for Uni of West London MSc in Business Analytics course is GBP 17,250. After studying MSc in Business Analytics course of UWL, the graduates can go for the job roles like Financial Analyst, Marketing, Management Analyst, Business Intelligence Analyst, etc. 

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Chandra Chaudhary

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Indian students who want to apply to Dublin City University's MSc in Business Analytics course should apply via the university's portal. The requirements are given below-

  • NFQ Level 8 2:1 Honors degree or higher in a relevant discipline such as Business, Engineering, Mathematics, Economics, CS or any a related field or any international equivalent 
  • An English language proficiency score 

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Rupali Singh

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The MSc in Finance course of DCU University is 12 months. The annual tuition fee for Indian students admitted to this course is EUR 23,000 (Around INR 25 lakh). In the QS Business Master's rankings for 2025, this course of DCU University ranks among the Top 130 MSc programs globally. 

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Nishtha Singh

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DCU Ireland MSc in Business School course is 2 years. The start date of this course is Sep 2027. The annual tuition fee is EUR 23,000, around 25.3 lakhs as per October 2026 conversion rates. Also, this course is accredited by the Institute of Management Consultants and Advisors (IMCA). To apply for this course, students can apply online via the university's portal. 

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Kanishka Gambhir

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Some of the most popular cities in the USA where international students can choose MS in Psychology are given as follows :

  • California 
  • Pennsylvania
  • Florida 
  • Georgia 
  • Illinois 
  • New York 
  • Texas 
  • Alabama

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Diya Nihalani

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The "better" course is a subjective choice. By the name, if you want to go into research, academia and PhD go for M.Sc. If you are more drawn towards the tech industry roles go for MTech. Note that the graduation degree you have determines if you're eligible for the M.Tech course or not. UG courses eligible for M.Tech courses are BE, BTech, BCA for some specializations, a 4 year BSc in a few specializations is also acceptable for MTech. Top M.Tech colleges require you to clear GATE exams.

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Diya Nihalani

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Yes you can pursue an M.Sc. as a BCom graduate. Some things to keep in mind are the specific college guidelines and the chosen MSc specialization. Some MSc specializations open to BCom graduates are MSc Economics, MSc Stats, MSc IT, etc.

 

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Diya Nihalani

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MSc and MS are both referred to as Master of Science. The course just happens to have different names in different countries. It is MS in the US and Canada. Referred to as MSc in the UK, India, Australia, etc. (generally). MS is slightly more practical and research-heavy when compared. Usually, they're equal in value in the eyes of employers.

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