Science

The University of Melbourne fees for Bachelor of Science in Microbiology is around INR 26 L for first-year study. We have mentioned the complete fees to study BSc in Microbiology below:

This college is very famous for its agricultural courses and biology-related courses. But they have a record of the highest packages from their Computer science major students. It is in the aspirant's hands to decide the course suitable according to their interest and the conditions offered for that particular course in the institute. But, in my opinion I consider their agri course as the best.They also have various courses such as interior design which are rare to find in other uni

60 to 70 percent of students are placed on college campus. The highest package in this course is 8 lacs per annum, and the lowest package is INR 2 lacs per annum. The top recruiting companies are Amul, etc. But computer Science majors get the highest package of 45 Lakhs per Annum. But considering that this is a well-reputed university, the students may expect more in the upcoming years.

Yes, Anyone can get direct admission from the college from the help of Management Quota. The candidates can either contact the institution directly or use some references. Admission is also done online and on campus. The students can also get admissions using the NRI quota. The aspirant should have obtained at least 50% marks (at least 45% marks, in the case of Backward class categories and Persons with Disability candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) in the above subjects taken together.

IIT Dhanbad have good placements ( over 90%) and the median package is about 15LPA. So IIT Dhanbad can be the good option.

Yes, you are eligible to go for Biotechnology at IIT JAM. This is because maths is not a compulsary subject for Biotechnology. Thus, prepare well to get into IIT JAM. All the best.

It is very, very difficult for you to get a government college with 55 marks, especially if you belong to the general category. Usually, cuoffs for government colleges ranges from 230 and above, aleast. Thus, very less chances for getting a government college.

The Maharashtra University of Health Science (MUHS) offers BSc programme via its affiliated colleges. The overall seat intake of BSc is around 3716. The number mentioned is the total number of seats offered across the affiliated colleges. BSc is offered across multiple specialisations such as Optometry,  Paramedical Technology,  Nursing, etc. Admission is merit-based and entrance-based. The university accepts NEET UG exam for admission to the BSc programme.