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Yes, it does have huge value and great prospects for a campus placement. In today's times what matters more is an institute. JB has a huge brand value. It will add so much credibility to you.
Moreover the course is very rigorous and relevant from industry point of view.
Go ahead and be a JB-iite - http://jbims.edu/placements/final-placements/msc-finance/

Hi Nimmi,
Most Masters programme do not require a work experience so if you have a good academic percentage and if your correspondence degree is recognised, you should be able to study abroad. You must also communicate with some universities abroad where you plan to study about acceptance of your correspondence degree.

Be it Lady Shri Ram College of Commerce or any other college of the University of Delhi one needs to have maths as a subject mandatory in his 12th for being eligible for getting admission in B.Com (Hons). You can apply for regular B.Com but not B.Com (Hons) if you don't have maths as a subject in your 12th.

Yes, definitely, you can do it. But rather, try for MD Biochemistry where you will get more wider prospective in teaching Biochemistry. All the best.

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Hello,
Candidates who have Botany as a subject in Masters can apply for the CSIR NET Life Science. Solving CSIR UGC NET Question Papers will be the best strategy for you to crack this exam. Through this, you can boost up your confidence level and you can analyze your performance as well. As requested, I have shared a link for the Solved question papers of CSIR NET Life Science - http://bit.ly/2RS31Sf must check. Hope you will get the best out of it.
All the Best.

Please click the link below for all the details related to pattern and syllabus for the entrance exam of M.Sc
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/how-to-prepare-for-top-msc-entrance-exams-blogId-13489