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As per my knowledge, I think you want to apply for Mtech in Environmental Engineering after doing your Btech in Civil Engineering. You need to appear for the GATE examination for that. But our University does not provide such courses. You can check from this site the list of technical courses provided by our University: https://nehu.ac.in/school/5/School-of-Technology
But if you want to apply for MSc in Environmental science, it is under the school of Human and Environmental science. The Candidates with a Bachelor's degree (Majors) in Environmental Science /Botany /Zoology /Chemistry / Biotechnology /Biochemistry /Geography
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1. Biological Science
2. Chemical Science
3. Physical Science
4. Mathematical Science
So from above IISc Bangalore does not offers Integrated PHD in environmental science. However, IISc is offering the M.Tech (/Research)/PHD program in Earth Science. For more details please visit https://www.iisc.ac.in/
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As per the PES University website, PES does not have M.Sc statistics course.
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1. Minimum Duration: 2 Years
2. Maximum Duration: 4 Years
3. Eligibility criteria : Graduates from a recognised University/Institution with a Major, or Hons in Mathematics with at least fifty percent marks in aggregate. If the seats at the centre remain vacant then: Graduates with B.A. /B.Sc degree with Mathematics as one of the three main subjects with equal weightage, securing at least 50 percent marks in aggregate and 55 percent in Mathematics will be considered. So from above B.Sc. Physics
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