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New answer posted•7 years ago
I'm in my last year of Bachelors in life sciences (virology & immunology). Am I eligible for Masters in nutrition?
59 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Ayushi Mazumdar

Answered by
7 years ago
Hi,
A graduate degree (Hons) in the biology stream with relevant subjects & an aggregate of 55% marks.
Of the total intake, 60% seats are filled on the merit basis, while 40% seats are filled on the basis of the marks obtained in the entrance examination conducted by the University of Delhi.
For more i
A graduate degree (Hons) in the biology stream with relevant subjects & an aggregate of 55% marks.
Of the total intake, 60% seats are filled on the merit basis, while 40% seats are filled on the basis of the marks obtained in the entrance examination conducted by the University of Delhi.
For more i
New answer posted•7 years ago
What is the scope after studying M.Sc life science?
326 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Uthpala M

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7 years ago
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Employment scope after Master of Life Science is very big, one can work as consultant, museum educator, pharmaceuticals, biophysicist and nutritionist after getting the degree. And can earn upto 2 Lacs to 5 LPA in the beginning of the career.
Thanks.
Employment scope after Master of Life Science is very big, one can work as consultant, museum educator, pharmaceuticals, biophysicist and nutritionist after getting the degree. And can earn upto 2 Lacs to 5 LPA in the beginning of the career.
Thanks.
New answer posted•7 years ago
What is the scope after studying M.Sc life science?
326 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Uthpala M

Answered by
7 years ago
Hi,
Employment scope after Master of Life Science is very big, one can work as consultant, museum educator, pharmaceuticals, biophysicist and nutritionist after getting the degree. And can earn upto 2 Lacs to 5 LPA in the beginning of the career.
Thanks.
Employment scope after Master of Life Science is very big, one can work as consultant, museum educator, pharmaceuticals, biophysicist and nutritionist after getting the degree. And can earn upto 2 Lacs to 5 LPA in the beginning of the career.
Thanks.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I do Masters in exercise and sports science from any Indian institute?
38 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Jesika Gulati
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7 years ago
You need to fulfil the eligibility criteria to be able to take admission in a particular college. For example, School of Allied Health Sciences-Bangalore, Manipal University-Manipal offers M.Sc in Exercise and Sports Science. To take admission in these colleges, you need to fulfil the eligibility as
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is bio is necessary for taking B.Sc life Science
191 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Sandeep Tripathi

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7 years ago
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For B.Sc Life Science, qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as subjects studied at intermediate level with minimum of 50% marks. Thanks.
For B.Sc Life Science, qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as subjects studied at intermediate level with minimum of 50% marks. Thanks.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is bio is necessary for taking B.Sc life Science
191 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Sandeep Tripathi

Answered by
7 years ago
Hi,
For B.Sc Life Science, qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as subjects studied at intermediate level with minimum of 50% marks. Thanks.
For B.Sc Life Science, qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as subjects studied at intermediate level with minimum of 50% marks. Thanks.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I want to take B.Sc in biological life sciences through BITS. Will there be an integrated course of B.Sc+M.Sc?
200 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Aishwarya Wadekar

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7 years ago
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Yes, there is an integrated course of B.Sc + M.Sc in biological sciences.
It is a four-year integrated degree program without any intermediate Bachelor of Science degree.
Students will get M.Sc (Hons.) degree after the completion of the program.
For more details information you can see below link:
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Yes, there is an integrated course of B.Sc + M.Sc in biological sciences.
It is a four-year integrated degree program without any intermediate Bachelor of Science degree.
Students will get M.Sc (Hons.) degree after the completion of the program.
For more details information you can see below link:
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New answer posted•7 years ago
I am doing B.Sc zoology and my generic is botany. I don't have chemistry in generic. Am I eligible to do M.Sc in life science here?
75 Views|2 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Prativa Nayak

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7 years ago
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Mandatory courses: B.Sc (Biotechnology, Agriculture, and Biology), BE/B.Tech (Agriculture & Farm Engineering, and Biotechnology Engineering).
Candidate must have obtained a Bachelor's degree (B.Sc/B.Tech in biological science or equivalent) in physical science under the 10+2+3 pattern of education
Mandatory courses: B.Sc (Biotechnology, Agriculture, and Biology), BE/B.Tech (Agriculture & Farm Engineering, and Biotechnology Engineering).
Candidate must have obtained a Bachelor's degree (B.Sc/B.Tech in biological science or equivalent) in physical science under the 10+2+3 pattern of education
New answer posted•7 years ago
I'm doing B.Sc in botany. Am I eligible to pursue M.Sc in life science from JNU?
106 Views|2 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Semima Sultana

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7 years ago
Hi,
Mandatory Courses: B.Sc (Biotechnology, Agriculture, and Biology), BE/B.Tech (Agriculture & Farm Engineering, and Biotechnology Engineering).
Candidates must have obtained a Bachelor's degree (B.Sc/B.Tech in biological science or equivalent) in physical science under the 10+2+3 pattern of educati
Mandatory Courses: B.Sc (Biotechnology, Agriculture, and Biology), BE/B.Tech (Agriculture & Farm Engineering, and Biotechnology Engineering).
Candidates must have obtained a Bachelor's degree (B.Sc/B.Tech in biological science or equivalent) in physical science under the 10+2+3 pattern of educati
New answer posted•7 years ago
How to prepare for NET exam? Which books are suitable for life science exams?
193 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Jauhar Nizam

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7 years ago
Hi,
Understand the CSIR NET Exam Pattern and set your targeted score to bag up the exam qualification. Plan a study schedule to manage your time effectively during the exampreparation. Spend at least 5 hours on your studies daily and allow 1 hour extra for revision. Study important topics first. The
Understand the CSIR NET Exam Pattern and set your targeted score to bag up the exam qualification. Plan a study schedule to manage your time effectively during the exampreparation. Spend at least 5 hours on your studies daily and allow 1 hour extra for revision. Study important topics first. The