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rahul r
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If you are interested in pursuing Zoology, you should definitely give it a try. There are many colleges which offer financial aid to students who come form low income groups. Moreover, there are college which are reasonably priced, and are affordable. So do not worry much about the money, instead focus more on your entrance exam which you will need to clear to secure admission in a good college. Regards.
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Bhavna Sharma
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Hi, M.Sc zoology is the general study of animal behavior but in applied zoology, you have to study different types of animals like marine, forest, dairy and poultry, etc. you can find the syllabus online.
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rahul r
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Entrance exam syllabus for coology is usually based on the syllabus of Bachelor's degree and also some questions are set on the basis of 10 and 10+2 level syllabus. So, you need to prepare your self according to that only. I would suggest you to refer previous year question papers that is available in the download section from the official page of Delhi university.
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rahul r
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If you are studying BSc Medical technology currently and are looking to do further study, you can consider the following courses in India.
1. MSc Medical technology
2. MSc Cardiac perfusion technology
3. MSc Biomedical technology/ MSc Biomedical Engineering
4. MSc Biotechnology
5. MSc Medical Biotechnology
6. MSc Medical Physiology
7. MSc Biochemistry
8. MSc Bioorganic chemistry
9. MSc Molecular biology
10. MSc Health care sciences
If you are currently studying a practice based BSc Laboratory technology then you are more suitable to these courses. You can consider these study options in India.
1. MSc Laboratory technology
2. MSc Medical lab technol
1. MSc Medical technology
2. MSc Cardiac perfusion technology
3. MSc Biomedical technology/ MSc Biomedical Engineering
4. MSc Biotechnology
5. MSc Medical Biotechnology
6. MSc Medical Physiology
7. MSc Biochemistry
8. MSc Bioorganic chemistry
9. MSc Molecular biology
10. MSc Health care sciences
If you are currently studying a practice based BSc Laboratory technology then you are more suitable to these courses. You can consider these study options in India.
1. MSc Laboratory technology
2. MSc Medical lab technol
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hritik pokhriyal
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This all depends on the eligibility criteria of the university in which you want to enroll.
You should check the eligibility criteria of the university.
You should check the eligibility criteria of the university.
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