M.F.Sc.

No, IITs in India only offer MSc degrees related to technology and research. If you want to get admission to an IIT, you can go for courses like MSc in Applied Geology, MSc in Applied Geophysics, MSc in Biotechnology, MSc in Chemistry, etc.

The MFSc syllabus is structured in such a way that the students get a better understanding of the different subjects of the course. The Master of Fisheries Science in India has multiple programming, assignments, project submissions, and research as a part of the course curriculum. Some of the important subjects of the Master of Fisheries Science course are:Management and Utilization of WastewaterApplication of Remote Sensing and GIS in FisheriesEnvironment Impact AssessmentManagement and Utilization of WastewaterOrganic Production and Plant Pigments

Of course, you don't need to complete the Bachelor of Fisheries Science course to get admission to an MFSc course. Though it is mandatory to have a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline related to Fisheries or Biological Sciences. It helps students to set a base knowledge for their further studies.  

MFSc is an acronym for Master of Fisheries Science, a postgraduate degree programme that focuses on fisheries Science and related fields. The programme provides students with advanced knowledge and skills in the management, conservation, and sustainable development of aquatic resources. 

When it comes to a degree like MFSc there is less competition in terms of opportunities as the field is not very cluttered. Not many people choose a degree like fishery as their postgraduate program.Although not a wide number of people are a part of this field it does not mean the field does not have much to offer. The field of fishery has so many job opportunities for individuals. But, unfortunately, there is a lack of educated individuals in this field with specialised knowledge. Therefore, an individual who pursues MFSc will get several opportunities to choose from.

Almost every MFSc college in India offer great placement opportunities to students. Here are some top options among them:MFSc collegesAverage Package OfferedFaculty of Veterinary Sciences & AHINR 8.46 LPAFaculty8 of Fisheries, GendarbalINR 8.46 LPAAcharya Narendra Deva University of Agriculture and TechnologyINR 7.08 LPAMaharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, UdaipurINR 6.5 LPARajasthan College of AgricultureINR 6.5 LPANote: The information is sourced from the official body and may vary.

Yes, there are some specializations in MFSc under which students can get specific subject's knowledge:M.Sc in Industrial FisheriesMaster of Fisheries SciencesAquaculture Fishery Biology and Resource ManagementFisheries EnvironmentFish Processing TechnologyFishery EngineeringFishery Economics & Statistics

After completing an MFSc (Master of Fisheries Science) in India, you have the option to pursue further education and specialisation in the field of fisheries and aquaculture. Here are some courses and academic pathways you can consider:PhD in Fisheries SciencePost-Doctoral ResearchCertificate and Diploma Programs:MBA

The duration of an MFSc in India typically spans two years. This 2-year MFSc is generally divided into 4 semesters, with each semester lasting approximately six months. During MFSc, students study about fisheries science, including fish biology, aquaculture techniques, fisheries management, and related subjects. 

After completing an MSc in Fisheries in India, you have various career options in both the public and private sectors. Here are some potential career paths:Job ProfilesAverage SalaryResearch ScientistINR 10.8 LPAFisheries OfficerINR 5 LPAAquaculture ManagerINR 8.2 LPAFisheries BiologistINR 12.7 LPAFisheries Extension OfficerINR 6 LPA