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Shreyas More
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The common entrance tests that are usually conducted for taking M.Sc. Microbiology admission are BITSAT, IPU, CET BHU, PET and JNUEE etc. These tests are conducted to check the knowledge and aptitude of the aspiring students.
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Swati singh
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1. PGIMER Chandigarh [ Delhi]
2. Fergusson College [Pune]
3. Madras Christian College [ Chennai]
4. Bidhannagar College [ Kolkata]
5. Ram Narain Ruia Autonomous College of Science [ Mumbai]
6. St. Joseph's University [ Bengaluru]
7. IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur
8. JIPMER, Pondicherry
9. BHU, Varanasi
10. VIT Vellore, Vellore.
2. Fergusson College [Pune]
3. Madras Christian College [ Chennai]
4. Bidhannagar College [ Kolkata]
5. Ram Narain Ruia Autonomous College of Science [ Mumbai]
6. St. Joseph's University [ Bengaluru]
7. IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur
8. JIPMER, Pondicherry
9. BHU, Varanasi
10. VIT Vellore, Vellore.
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Deepamjyoti Bhol
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Probably, you may not have qualified the respective entrance exam with minimum qualifying marks or the cut offs for Lucknow University may be higher than you secured mark or rank.
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Akanksha pathak
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For any course you just need to calculate your top 4 subject percentage. like assume if you are a PCM student then you need to add the best 4 scores and divide them by 400 and multiply it by 100 let us assume if you have these scores
87+91+67+85=330
Divide it by 400 and multiply by 100
(330/400)x100= 82.5%
87+91+67+85=330
Divide it by 400 and multiply by 100
(330/400)x100= 82.5%
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Harsh Singh
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According to the schedule of Delhi University Cut Off 2023 Science for B.Sc. Or B.Sc. Hons Course will be declared on 18th October 2023. As per analysis, Science Cut off may be around 98-99% Marks in CUET 2023.
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Deepamjyoti Bhol
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After B.Sc. In microbiology one can go for M.Sc. In Microbiology in order to secure job with a high package.
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Aakash Chauhan
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Yes, you can pursue a Master of Science (M.Sc) in Microbiology after completing your Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in CBZ (Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology). M.Sc in Microbiology is a popular postgraduate course that focuses on the study of microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites. To be eligible for M.Sc Microbiology, you need to fulfill the following criteria:
1 You should have a B.Sc degree with a minimum aggregate score of 50% or an equivalent grade from a recognised university.
2 You must have studied microbiology as a subject in your undergraduate course.
3 You may need to clear an entrance exam conducted by the u
1 You should have a B.Sc degree with a minimum aggregate score of 50% or an equivalent grade from a recognised university.
2 You must have studied microbiology as a subject in your undergraduate course.
3 You may need to clear an entrance exam conducted by the u
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Ishmeet Singh
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St Xavier's Kolkata, located near Park Street, is the original St Xaviers of the franchise. The college enjoys its reputation in the circuit and companies like Deloitte, KPMG, PWD, etc. Visit the college annually for placements. However, in-campus placements for any B.Sc. Course is not famous as most of the students pursue Masters after graduation.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Both are equally good and have scope but B.Sc. Agriculture has wider scope than B.Sc. Microbiology. B.Sc. Microbiology has good scope in Healthcare and allied industries but comparatively B.Sc. Agriculture has more job opportunities and scope in private and government job.
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