Science

The Master of Science programme offers forensic Science as one of its courses. The scientific method of obtaining and interpreting knowledge about the past is known as forensic Science. This is most essential in the legal profession, where forensics is used to investigate crimes or civil cases, but forensics is also used to study ancient times in subjects like astronomy, archaeology, Biology and geology. This is a 2 year full time course to get into this course Candidates must have earned a Bachelors degree in Science from a recognised university. Candidates must have received a minimum aggregate score of 50% or higher on their most recent qualifying exam. And the admission on the basis of entrance test. To be admitted to the course, candidates must take the college or university entrance exam. Some institutes compile merit lists based on the most recent qualifying test. The results of national entrance examinations are also taken into account throughout the admissions process. Candidates who pass the admission exam and the other rounds of the interview are required to enrol in the course for the following year.

Eligibility criteria of MCA is BCA or B.Sc. In any subject but you should have studied Maths upto 12th. So you can either go for MCA after B.Sc. Agriculture. No need of taking BCA aftet B.Sc. Agriculture to get a seat in MCA also it's tine consuming. For getting admission in B.Sc. Agriculture you could either apply by entrance exam luke ICAR, NEET or by direct merit mark. It is a 4 year course, after B.Sc. Agriculture you will be going to entirely different field that is MCA which related with computer Science, data etc. For MCA application tgere will be an entrance test. That will be based on aptitude, reasoning, mathematics, computer etc. According to your rank you will alloted for MCA in corresponding colleges. Hope this information is beneficial.