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Vidhi

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M.Sc. in Zoology program at S.S. Jain Subodh PG College, the eligibility criteria require candidates to have completed a B.Sc. with at least 55% marks from the University of Rajasthan or any other recognized university within Rajasthan. For applicants from universities outside Rajasthan, a minimum of 60% is required. Admission is based on merit, determined by the marks obtained in the qualifying examination. 

 

The college releases merit lists for admissions, which include cutoff percentages. For the 2024-25 session, the third merit list for PG courses, including M.Sc. Zoology, was valid up to August 27, 2024. 

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Ashish Kumar

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If you have 55 percent, you are eligible to get admission to any central university in India, not only at University Shahpura. 

55% is the minimum criteria for any Institute in India: IITs, IISC, or central university. This is for unreserved and category. If you belong to the SC and ST category, then minimum criteria is 50%.

 

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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Experts do advise the aspiring students to opt for a PG degree such as an MSc for zoology course as the candidates who complete their graduation are known to have more wider options available for future with high incomes as compared to graduate degree holders. PG degrees regardless of any course, open a gateway to new lucrative opportunities

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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Forensic Laboratories, Animal Clinics, Aquariums, Agrochemical Companies are some of the widely popular recruiting agencies in the field of MSc Zoology. These recruiters hire candidates with the relevant skills and knowledge having the desire to learn so that they can be offered their well deserved opportunities to help them rise in their careers.

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Rupesh Katariya

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To get admission in M.Sc. Zoology at VMOU, follow these simple steps:

  1. Check Eligibility: You need a B.Sc. in Zoology or a related field with at least 50% marks.
  2. Fill the Application: Apply online through the official VMOU website, providing all required details and documents.
  3. Entrance Exam: Prepare for the entrance exam, which covers topics from your B.Sc. studies.
  4. Submit Documents: After the exam, submit your academic transcripts and other necessary documents.
  5. Counseling: If you're shortlisted, you'll be called for counseling or document verification.

Keep an eye on the official website for updates. Good luck with your application.

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Indrani Tyagi

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The MSc in Zoology at Andhra University programme focuses on the study of animals. The whole curriculum includes several core and elective subjects. The names of the projects included in the first semester of MSc in Zoology at AU Vishakhapatnam are: 

  • Biosystematics, Biodiversity and Taxonomy
  • Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
  • Tools &Techniques for Biology
  • Molecular Cell Biology

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Priya Kumari

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Hi Greetings,

'The expected cutoff for the M.Sc. Zoology program at Cluster University of Srinagar varies annually based on factors such as the number of applicants, their academic performance, and seat availability'.

'In the 2022-2023 academic session, the merit list for the M.Sc. Zoology program included candidates with scores ranging from 81.83 to 83 points. 

'It's important to note that these scores are based on a specific evaluation system used by the university, which may differ from traditional percentage-based scoring. Therefore, a direct comparison with percentage marks is not straightforward.

'For the most accurate and up-to

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