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New answer posted•7 years ago
Ridhima Bansal
7 years ago

 You need to give entrance exam for this, and M.Sc genetics is available in this University. Good luck,

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pradeep kumar
7 years ago
The compulsory subjects for Integrated M.Sc Biotechnology program in +2 are Biology/Biotech, Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics. The subject considered for aggregate calculation are Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Biotech + Mathematics.
The marks requirement for Application: Agg 60%, Biology 60% & Chemi

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Vijay Singh Kholiya
7 years ago
It depends on college to college. Most of the good colleges will not accept you because they want students who have very good academic scores. What you could do is make your SOP (Statement of Purpose) very good that it impresses the Canadian colleges, and then there's a chance for your admission.

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Mandeep singh
7 years ago
It doesn't matter from which stream you are for doing law you simply have passed class 12th with minimum 50%. Although, an entry point to the most coveted National Law Universities that offer five years of integrated law programmes, is CommonLawAdmissionTest or CLAT/SET/ISAT. Science students are co

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7 years ago
After completing M.Sc Environmental Science, you can work in governmental environmental officer. You can work as environmentalist.

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