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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.
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MFSc: Eligibility Criteria
Candidates should clear graduation in fisheries Science or a related subject with at least 50% - 60% marks in order to meet eligibility criteria for M.F.Sc. Course. Candidates with a BTecg degree are also sometimes eligible for M.F.Sc. Admissions.
MFSc: Eligibility Criteria
Candidates should clear graduation in fisheries Science or a related subject with at least 50% - 60% marks in order to meet eligibility criteria for M.F.Sc. Course. Candidates with a BTecg degree are also sometimes eligible for M.F.Sc. Admissions.
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Nanduraj
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If your university provides it, then there are no issues in doing M.F.Sc. For eg :- in many Universities B.Voc Software Development have given equalency with B.Sc. Computer Science or BCA. So that, students don't have any issues in doing PG like MCA M.Sc even M.Tech ( BITS Pilani ).
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Ananya Dev
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Hi Nayana,
Eligibility is as follows:
Four year Bachelor's degree in Fisheries Science BF Sc is recognised by Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies with an OGPA of 6.5/10.0 or above (in the case of SC/ST candidates an OGPA of 5.5/10.0).
Eligibility is as follows:
Four year Bachelor's degree in Fisheries Science BF Sc is recognised by Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies with an OGPA of 6.5/10.0 or above (in the case of SC/ST candidates an OGPA of 5.5/10.0).
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rahul r
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M.F.Sc. in Aquaculture: Career Prospects:
Qualified professionals of the discipline interested in higher studies in the subject may go for pursuing Ph. D in Fishery Science, Inland Fisheries Administration etc.
An increased demand for sea food and the subsequent growth in the fishing industry has opened up wider employment opportunities for qualified candidates in the discipline of Fishery Science in both government and private organizations.
Successful postgraduates of the course are hired in capacities such as Technical Officers and Scientists in fields such as the following:
Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA),
Export I
Qualified professionals of the discipline interested in higher studies in the subject may go for pursuing Ph. D in Fishery Science, Inland Fisheries Administration etc.
An increased demand for sea food and the subsequent growth in the fishing industry has opened up wider employment opportunities for qualified candidates in the discipline of Fishery Science in both government and private organizations.
Successful postgraduates of the course are hired in capacities such as Technical Officers and Scientists in fields such as the following:
Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA),
Export I
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rahul r
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Please check for your eligibility to pursue a course in M. F. Sc from the criteria mentioned below:
Master of Fisheries Science (M.F.Sc.): Eligibility:
The candidates who have completed their higher education that is Graduation with Science as their major discipline with at last minimum aggregate marks obtained in their exams are eligible for this course. Some institutions consider the score in the entrance tests based on the subjects covered and may consider that scores also.
Regards.
Master of Fisheries Science (M.F.Sc.): Eligibility:
The candidates who have completed their higher education that is Graduation with Science as their major discipline with at last minimum aggregate marks obtained in their exams are eligible for this course. Some institutions consider the score in the entrance tests based on the subjects covered and may consider that scores also.
Regards.
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