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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom
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Hi Akshatha,
The procedure and requirements varies significantly with universities and with countries. Normally a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field is a must. Tests like GRE, TOEFL and IELTS are some of the main requirements but just go visit some university websites worldwide such as in UK, USA, Canada and you will know the differences. Check the top 5-10 universities in your desired countries, compare the requirements and fees and choose.
The procedure and requirements varies significantly with universities and with countries. Normally a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field is a must. Tests like GRE, TOEFL and IELTS are some of the main requirements but just go visit some university websites worldwide such as in UK, USA, Canada and you will know the differences. Check the top 5-10 universities in your desired countries, compare the requirements and fees and choose.
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rahul r
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UGC exam has few science streams. M.Sc in organic chemistry would come under the chemical Science stream. This exam would cover questions from different Science streams which come under chemical Science like organic and inorganic chemistry.
The exam is for 2 1/2 hours and has two papers. The first paper will contain general science questions. This will be common for all exam streams of NET. Paper 2 will have short answer questions and this is specific to each Science stream. This will be in descriptive form. So a very broad level preparation is needed and you should not limit the study to organic chemistry alone, but also to other bran
The exam is for 2 1/2 hours and has two papers. The first paper will contain general science questions. This will be common for all exam streams of NET. Paper 2 will have short answer questions and this is specific to each Science stream. This will be in descriptive form. So a very broad level preparation is needed and you should not limit the study to organic chemistry alone, but also to other bran
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rahul r
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UGC NET 2018 Summary:
On behalf of University Grants Commission (UGC), Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducts National Eligibility Test (NET). UGC NET is conducted twice a year in order to select candidates for only Assistant Professor or both Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Assistant Professor in Indian universities and colleges. Please check for your eligibility to appear for the UGC NET exam at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/ugc-net
On behalf of University Grants Commission (UGC), Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducts National Eligibility Test (NET). UGC NET is conducted twice a year in order to select candidates for only Assistant Professor or both Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Assistant Professor in Indian universities and colleges. Please check for your eligibility to appear for the UGC NET exam at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/ugc-net
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Hi Pragam,
It is partially true, the public universities are free but not every single university. Undergraduate courses are free and also very selective. To study B.Sc in Germany you must complete class 12th and one more additional year of formal schooling, since they require 13 years of education. You can clear IIT-JEE Advance to be eligible or enroll into a B.Sc physics course in India and complete the first year with outstanding percentage. You have to be brilliant to be accepted by German universities.
It is partially true, the public universities are free but not every single university. Undergraduate courses are free and also very selective. To study B.Sc in Germany you must complete class 12th and one more additional year of formal schooling, since they require 13 years of education. You can clear IIT-JEE Advance to be eligible or enroll into a B.Sc physics course in India and complete the first year with outstanding percentage. You have to be brilliant to be accepted by German universities.
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rahul r
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The higher studies options after M.Sc zoology are:-
1. Master of Philosophy in Zoology
2. Master of Philosophy in Life Science
3. Ph.D. in Zoology
4. Ph.D. in Life Science - If you want to be a lecturer, you can appear for NET (National Eligibility Test) after your M.Sc. You could also try to get a government job for which entrance exams are available.
1. Master of Philosophy in Zoology
2. Master of Philosophy in Life Science
3. Ph.D. in Zoology
4. Ph.D. in Life Science - If you want to be a lecturer, you can appear for NET (National Eligibility Test) after your M.Sc. You could also try to get a government job for which entrance exams are available.
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rahul r
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Yes, you are eligible to pursue B.A. (Hons.) in Arabic from Centre for Distance Education, Aligarh Muslim University. Basic eligibility to pursue this course is that candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board. Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2. Interested candidates can apply online/offline with required information.
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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi Arindam!
If you have completed your 10+2 from a recognised board of education, you can certainly pursue the B.Sc course in Visual Effects Film Making. You can directly apply for the admissions in the college. You can refer to this link for more details https://www.shiksha.com/animation/vfx/course/b-sc-in-visual-effects-film-making-zee-institute-of-creative-art-kolkata-new-alipore-236766
If you have completed your 10+2 from a recognised board of education, you can certainly pursue the B.Sc course in Visual Effects Film Making. You can directly apply for the admissions in the college. You can refer to this link for more details https://www.shiksha.com/animation/vfx/course/b-sc-in-visual-effects-film-making-zee-institute-of-creative-art-kolkata-new-alipore-236766
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