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Candidates need to complete a minimum of graduation preferably BTech/ BE in relevant subjects with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST/ Category-I) to apply for Mysore University M.Tech courses. Below is specialisation specific eligibility:MTech SpecialisationEligibility Computer Science and Technology and Computer Cognition TechnologyBE or BTech in Computer Science & Engineering / Information Science & Engineering /InformationTechnology/Computer Engineering/ any related field of study in Computer Science or ComputerEngineeringMaterial ScienceBE/ MBBS/ BTech./ BPharma/ BDS/ BSc (Ag) or in other specialisationsUrban and Regional PlanningBachelor degree in Civil Engineering/ Architecture/ Physical Planning / AMIE Grade-IA/Master Degree inGeography/ Economics/ Sociology

Mysore University MSc Biotechnology is a two-year course spread across four semesters. The curriculum is based on Choice-Based Credit System. The curriculum include core papers, soft core and open elective paper with credit for each. Dissertation is alloted to the students in the third semester which they need to complete by the end of the course. 

Candidates need to pay an application fee of INR 400 for PG courses. Besides, candidates irrespective of their category have to pay INR 1,000 separately for entrance exam and INR 2,000 for group subjects. Aspirants need to pay the application fee via any of the online payment modes. Candidates must keep the payment reciept for verification at the time of admission. 

A total of 2,504 seats are there in MSc course at Mysore University. Candidates can get a seat in MSc based on their score in PGEE conducted by the university. Below is MSc college-wise seat intake:InstitutesSeatsUniversity of Mysore1355JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science (JSSCACS)253St.Philominas College203Yuvarajas College, University of Mysore90Government College, Mandya178J.S.S. Institute of Speech and Hearing55Hemagangotri College40Satellite Post Graduate Center96Hemagangotri Post-Graduate Center55Maharaja's College, University of Mysore39Note: This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. 

Yes, Mysore University offers two-year MBA spread across four semesters. This two-year PG course is offered in Agribusiness Management specialisation apart from the general MBA. Admission to the PG programme is entrance-based. The university conducts Postgraduate Entrance Exam (PGEE) that a candidate take as well for admission. Further, the merit list is prepared as per the applicant’s scores in one of the accepted exams - MAT,  Karnataka  Karnataka PGCET,  XAT, etc. Moreover, the university also offers an online MBA.

The University of Mysore offers MSc (two-year) course in a full-time mode. MSc course is divided into four semesters and is offered at the campus and through affiliated colleges. Below are some of the MSc specialisations at UOM:BiotechnologyMicrobiologyChemistryPsychologyZoology, etc.  

University of Mysore has a Directorate of Online Programmes under it offering UG and PG courses in online mode. These courses are similar to the regular courses. The only difference is their mode of conduct. Directorate of Online Programmes offers BCA, BCom and BBA at the UG level and MBA, MCA and MCom at the PG level. These online courses are feasible for working professional who wish to pursue a course alongside their work.

For University of Mysore Master's in Economics admissions, candidates must start by filling out the complete application form available at the official site of the university. Candidates can pay an application fee of INR 400 to register for a PG programme. Aspirants must appear for PEE conducted by the university for admission. Once selected, students must bring their document for verification and pay the course fee to confirm their seat in the university.

Once you have enrolled in a B.Ed programme at Mysore University, it is generally not feasible to switch to Bangalore University after the academic session has begun. Universities have specific policies regarding admissions and transfers, and changing institutions mid-session can be complex and may not be permitted due to academic regulations and administrative constraints. It is crucial to thoroughly research and make an informed decision before enrolling in any educational programme to avoid complications or the need for transfers later on. It is advisable to consult with the respective universities' admission offices for guidance on transfer policies and procedures if you are considering changing institutions in the future.