Science

Hi Ritu, One should always choose the subject of hos/her interest. There are numerous job opportunities for an M.Sc. Zoology student like that of an Animal Behaviourist, Animal Trainer, Conservationist, Wildlife Biologist, Zookeeper, Zoo Curator and Animal and Wildlife Educator. With a comprehensive knowledge through the course, students with M.Sc. Zoology degree can find employment in Government as well as in Private sector. M.Sc. Biochemistry course is apt for those having keen interest in studying about the various chemical reactions and combinations that takes place in various living organisms biological processes such as reproduction, growth, heredity and metabolism.

Hi, The appearing candidate should have cleared Senior Secondary School Examination of CBSE or any other equivalent examination (conducted in March/April 2017). If the candidate has appeared for any other examination other than Senior Secondary School Examination of CBSE, the latter should be considered equivalent to the former by University of Delhi. Candidates belonging to general category should have secured a minimum of 60% in class 12th. This aggregate should be of marks scored in four papers- English, Mathematics and the other two subjects that are approved by University of Delhi. https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-delhi/exams/du-jat.

Good. To put it simply, life sciences are the Science subjects which involve the study of living organisms. So, if you enjoyed studying biology at school, chances are you'll be interested in the range of life sciences programs available at institutions like the University of Warwick. However, there's much more to this field than just dissecting frogs or identifying parts of the body. At Warwick, three different undergraduate programs are run by the life sciences school: biological Science, biochemistry, biomedical Science. While the first of these adheres fairly closely to the biology lessons you're used to, the other two offer different and unique avenues of study that could be perfect for your range of interests.

The first and most important thing that every student appearing for Amity University interview must know:The entrance exam and the interview shall be easy. If you score more than 65% in your Class 12th Boards and speak in English quite well, there shouldn't be much trouble to get admission here at Amity University.
The Written test shall be MCQ based. The syllabus for this Written Test is PCM of Class 11th and 12th. This shall be a lot easier as compared to JEE or MHT-CET. You shall be asked direct conceptual questions and simple numericals. In the Interview, the interviewer shall test your conceptual knowledge and your fluency in English. During interview, give direct to-the-point answers. Most of our faculties dislike guesswork, so answer only if you are confident, otherwise clearly state that you don't know the answer. They may ask questions like Newtons Laws of Motion, certain formula from Differentiation or Integration, some simple GK questions, basic definitions, etc. The interview shall be very easy, just that you shouldn't be nervous.