M.Sc Eligibility

Yes, you are eligible For M.Sc. in Agriculture if you have any undergraduate degree in B.Sc. in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, or any other relevant course from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks. Thanks.

Please specify the university name where you want to take admission as there are various universities in India having different criteria as per your qualification you are eligible for Andhra Pradesh university but DU will not permit you to get into this course so please specify your university.

Candidates must have at least scored 45% aggregate in class 12th exam, or equivalent from a recognized board with relevant subjects. 5% relaxation is granted for reserved categories. Hope this helps! Best Wishes!

The candidate must have pursued a Bachelors degree in BCA or equivalent.

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CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY
Candidates who have secured at least 55% marks (without rounding off) in Master s Degree or equivalent examination from universities/institutions recognised by UGC in Humanities (including languages) and Social Science, Computer Science & Applications, Electronic Science etc.

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The candidate should have done graduation from a recognized university in any field with a minimum of 55% of the aggregate. Graduation should be in either of the fields that includes Food Science, Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Home Science, Nutrition, Dietetics, Clinical Biochemistry, Life Sciences, and more
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Dear Aspirant, Yes, it is possible to take admission in M.A. Or M.Sc. In Mathematics after the completion of the B.Com degree if you have studied Maths in B.Com. Also, it depends on the university's eligibility criteria you are applying for. For example, being alumni of LPU I would like to tell you that if you have passed with 55% marks in Bachelors degree (any discipline) (with Mathematics as a subject) or B.Tech. Or B.E. Or B.Sc. (Engineering) or equivalent. Moreover, you have to qualify for the LPU NEST exam conducted by LPU. I hope this helps
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No, it won't be possible.