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MFSc is an acronym for Master of Fisheries Science, a postgraduate degree programme that focuses on fisheries Science and related fields. The programme provides students with advanced knowledge and skills in the management, conservation, and sustainable development of aquatic resources. 

Yes, there are some specializations in MFSc under which students can get specific subject's knowledge:

• M.Sc in Industrial Fisheries
• Master of Fisheries Sciences
• Aquaculture Fishery Biology and Resource Management
• Fisheries Environment
• Fish Processing Technology
• Fishery Engineering
• Fishery Economics & Statistics

Studying a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Agriculture at the Quantum School of Agricultural Studies under Quantum University costs about Rs. 2-4 lakhs.

Admission to the BSc (Hons) Agriculture is competitive and one must pass the required mathematics and Science subjects with good grades. Students who join the academic programs should be prepared for a strict study regime with enough research and practical activities focusing on the essential competencies. The programme enables the graduates to acquire both the academic knowledge and the practical skills that can help them enter the agriculture industry.

To communicate with Techno India University Tripura for admission into B.Sc. Microbiology, visit their official website "tiut.ac.in", fill out the online admission enquiry form, and contact the admission team who will guide you through the process .The admission process typically involves filling the application form, appearing for the TIUT entrance exam, submitting required documents, and paying the fees after qualifying the entrance test. 

The Dr. Harvansh Singh Judge Institute of Dental Sciences & Hospital BDS course fee is 653,000 INR (Yearly).

If you want to take an environmental Science course at Copenhagen University as a non-EU/EEA student, you can expect to pay between €10,000 and €17,000 per year in tuition fees, depending on the specific programme you choose; this range is typical for non-EU students at the university.

After completing an MFSc (Master of Fisheries Science) in India, you have the option to pursue further education and specialisation in the field of fisheries and aquaculture. Here are some courses and academic pathways you can consider:

• PhD in Fisheries Science
• Post-Doctoral Research
• Certificate and Diploma Programs:
• MBA

The duration of an MFSc in India typically spans two years. This 2-year MFSc is generally divided into 4 semesters, with each semester lasting approximately six months. During MFSc, students study about fisheries science, including fish biology, aquaculture techniques, fisheries management, and related subjects. 

While Agriculture and Fishery Science share commonalities in terms of resource management and economic considerations, they differ in their focus on land-based (agriculture) and aquatic (fishery) ecosystems. 

Candidates can check the table below to see the comparison between the two courses.

Note: The information is sourced from external sources and may vary.