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Dhruv Parikh
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B.Sc. Degree is must with at least 50% and not having any backlog in the final year and have to Appear for entrance exam or give GATE which will give you options for M.Sc. University.
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Dhruv Parikh
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If you want to appear for M.Sc. Than give an entrance exam of GATE after clearing that many of the universities in India you will be eligible for appearing. Your passing should be more than 60%.
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Dhruv Parikh
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By completing CSIR NAT NET you can work as a research fellow or as an assistant professor. The starting salary would be around 32,000 for around two years and then for the three years it will be around INR 38,000. It is applicable in all government colleges and research centers.
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Dhruv Parikh
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As per the criteria you should not be having any backlog in the final year or semester. After clearing it, you can apply.
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Dhruv Parikh
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Yes, you can pursue M.Sc. Environmental Science after the completion of B.Sc. In Home Science.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. There are many courses provided by NITs for M.Sc. In Physics Chemistry and Mathematics. These NITs have lenient admission eligibility criteria than IITs. So, B.Tech, B.Sc. General, and Hons. Students are eligible for M.Sc. Admissions through Joint Admission Test. If you have missed the seat at IITs, then you can apply for top NITs for M.Sc. After satisfying the NITs Admission Eligibility Criteria. Eligibility criteria: Every year, CCMN releases the NITs Admission Eligibility Criteria for IIT JAM Qualified students. Hope it helps.
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Gaurav Kumar
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Everything is all about eligibility criteria and to be eligible for M.Sc. Food and nutrition candidate should have passed graduation from a recognised university with 55% of marks. The field should include Food Science, Biology Chemistry Biochemistry, Home Science, Nutrition, Dietetics, Clinical Biochemistry and Life Sciences.
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Shubham Bose
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For GRE IELTS & TOEFL you won't face any issues, as I've already given 2 of the tests mentioned above I know about the whole process they don't even ask about which college you're studying at, all you need is a valid passport. Talking about MS, yes, there will be hurdles but you can put the final degree as still awaiting.
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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Following is the eligibility criteria-
Chemistry for three years/six semesters
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Candidates having a Bachelors degree without (Major/Honours) must have the concerned degree with (a) Chemistry as a subject for three years/six semesters, (b) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Mathematics (c) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Physics
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In B.Sc. /BS, at least six Chemistry subjects for three years/six semesters. At least FOUR courses as general elective (GE) from the following list of subjects taking at least one Physics and one Mathematics course: Physics Mathematics, Biology Biochemistry, Computer Science, Biotechnology. The student should study one Mathe
Chemistry for three years/six semesters
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Candidates having a Bachelors degree without (Major/Honours) must have the concerned degree with (a) Chemistry as a subject for three years/six semesters, (b) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Mathematics (c) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Physics
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In B.Sc. /BS, at least six Chemistry subjects for three years/six semesters. At least FOUR courses as general elective (GE) from the following list of subjects taking at least one Physics and one Mathematics course: Physics Mathematics, Biology Biochemistry, Computer Science, Biotechnology. The student should study one Mathe
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