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To pursue M.Sc. After B.Sc. You should have 50% marks in your Bachelor's degree. It depends on the university that you are applying to which decides which type of entrance you have to give. Every University has its own entrance exam and selection criteria. Some of the entrances of popular universities are BHU UET BITSAT IPU CET UPSEE, JNUEE NPAT, DUET TISSNET etc.
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1. Job options with a M.Sc. In Biochemistry: You can apply for positions as a research scientist, quality controller, educator, chemist, quality analyst, and pharmacist, among other positions, with this degree. You can get a salary package around Rs. 3–5 Lacs in this industry.
2. Job opportunities with a M.Sc. In Human Genetics and Molecular Biology This is a more specialised degree that can lead to positions such as researcher at ICMR, educator with CSIR NET qualification, clinical scientist, and so o
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it depends on your Masters course and university or college. So check accordingly.
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Amity University Kolkata
University of Calcutta
Adamas University
JIS UNIVERSITY.
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