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Is it a good choice to pursue M.Sc in chemistry from Chandigarh University?
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Asked by Rishabh Kamal
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8 years ago
The college is big and infrastructure is good. Proper facilities and library has a good collection of the books. Overall college is good college bears the uniqueness of inculcating dynamic values in the teachers they shape for the future. The college takes it as a mission to form future builders for
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I have 71.5 in best of 4 and 80 in biology. Can I take admission in B.Sc botany?
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Asked by Priya Thakur
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8 years ago
As far as your marks and percentage are concerned, you are certainly eligible to apply for admission in the Bachelors degree programme in most of the colleges in DelhiThe course is 3 years long. Students who have passed 10+2 Science stream with PCB subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) are eligi
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Am I eligible for M.Sc in forensic science after completing B.Sc in nursing?
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Asked by Ragini Nadar
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8 years ago
Yes, definitely, after completing B.Sc Nursing, you are eligible for a Masters course in Forensic Science.
Forensic Science Masters courses-M.Sc. (Forensic Science & Criminology)M.Sc. (Forensic Sciences)M.Sc. (Information Security and Cyber Forensics)
Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants must hold B.Sc. d
Forensic Science Masters courses-M.Sc. (Forensic Science & Criminology)M.Sc. (Forensic Sciences)M.Sc. (Information Security and Cyber Forensics)
Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants must hold B.Sc. d
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I have completed my bsc. biochemistry and now thinking for msc biochemistry so which one is batter gujarat university or nirma university?
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Asked by Karan Vaghela
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8 years ago
Check their UGC ranking and placement availability.
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Can I get a job after doing B.Sc geology from Sinhgad College of Science?
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Asked by Alice Nadar
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8 years ago
Yes, with the Met department or as a teacher if you want. There are several coal and refinery industries that hire consultants if you keep doing some research or fellowship alongside or further your M.Sc in renewable or sustainable energy or oceanic studies.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which colleges in Kolkata or outside can I get into with 94.6% in boards for B.Sc in physics?
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Asked by Megha Rai
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8 years ago
You superbly qualify for a lot of colleges in Delhi and Punjab.
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Is cracking B.Sc nursing harder? For B.Sc nursing, which are the most important subjects?
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Asked by A Dutta
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8 years ago
B.Sc. Nursing Honours is harder than B.Sc. Nursing. Biology is the most important area that is further broken down to anatomy, physiology and immunology. Biochemistry is helpful too when one is in clinical nursing for a further degree.
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I have failed in 2nd PUC (science) and my percentage is 58, will I get seat a veterinary college?
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Can I do M.Sc in microbiology after doing B.Sc in zoology (honors)?
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Asked by Shibanwita Roy
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8 years ago
Yes, definitely you can apply for M.Sc. In Biotechnology after completing graduation in Zoology. Those who have
completed graduation in any biological subjects are eligible to apply for the exam. The degree must be passed from a recognised educational institution with a minimum of 50% marks. Most of
completed graduation in any biological subjects are eligible to apply for the exam. The degree must be passed from a recognised educational institution with a minimum of 50% marks. Most of