M.Sc Preparation

Here are some of the good books for your reference:
1. UGC Computer Science and Application by Sanjay Singhal and Sameer Mishra
2. Computer Application in Management by Prabhakar Gupta
3. Computer Applications in Business by Parameswaran R

You can refer to the syllabus and old question papers for preparation: https://www.shiksha.com/university/sri-venkateswara-university/svucet-exam-syllabus.

Just clear on your basics. There are just 15-30 days remaining for exams, it's time to work smart. Make sure, you are calm and focused while writing the exam, avoid careless mistakes. If you have done your B.Sc in microbiology, just go through the syllabus, because self-made notes and tricks make a big impact. All the best. Hope this helps to you.

First of all, if you have completed your graduation in computer science as a mandatory subject in all three years then you are eligible for M.Sc. You can prepare for the entrance exam by studying operating system, data structure in C, data communication and computer network, database management system, digital computer and concept of a graph, tree, c language operator, stack and queue. Go on BHU official website and download the last five year PET computer science entrance test paper and prepare according to with the question alternativity.
Thank you.

Download some question papers from the internet and start practicing. They may not be of Osmania University. Hope you find this information helpful.

Solve previous year papers and sample papers. Study books exclusive for PU-CET. Mainly the subjects which you have studied will come in the exam but reasoning, English, legal aptitude, GK, general awareness are some topics whose questions will come.

Hi Deepali, check out this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/how-to-prepare-for-top-msc-entrance-exams-blogId-13489
Before starting with the preparation, it is important that candidates are aware of the general pattern of top M.Sc entrance exams in India.
According to Shiksha expert, Ruchika, M.Sc entrance exam pattern usually includes MCQs that are both aptitude and subject related. It is important to have a good analytical approach for each topic that candidates are preparing. All the best.

Hi Nisha,
First of all, look for all the basics of your graduation days and in all areas. And, then check for previous year question papers, solve them all. It will help you understanding the pattern and at last try to give as much mock test as you can.

You can certainly take up the UPSC preparation course along with your degree studies which is called a foundation course. You will encounter a challenge to maintain the time accordingly but for a suggestion (like most of the students are doing that I am in connection with), you may go for coaching at weekend basis and manage to revise your coaching matter for that weekend slowly during the entire week keeping in sync your regular college studies, this kind of management really works well. Thousands of students are preparing of UPSC right along with their high school studies or from their UG itself, so do not lose hope and go for it.