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According to the most recent cutoff information Christ University in Bangalores M.Sc in Data Science program requires a minimum of 50% of undergraduate credits from an accredited university. BCA, B.Sc (Computer Science, Mathematics or Statistics) BE/B.Tech, or its equivalent are among the degrees that qualify. A personal interview a skill assessment test, and an analysis of prior academic achievement are the basis for admission. For two years the total program fee is roughly 4.32 lakh. Additionally, to prepare students for careers in data science the course integrates industry-relevant training, practical projects, and research-oriented learning.?

Since, Optometry is not mentioned in the list of subjects for the UGC NET examination, the following points maybe of help to you. One can give the UGC NET examination in a related subject such as Life sciences (code 45) or Physical sciences (code 35). Still, you are going to have to study more and make sure your post-graduation degree will be in the field of the chosen subject. There are other competitive exams by National Testing Agency such as CSIR NET exam in which there is one subject that can be related to Optometry called Life Sciences. Approximately 16,000 students sit for CSIR NET each year, while just 2,500 – 3,000 students pass.

You can find M.Sc Microbiology programs with scholarship at different universities. For example, MIT-WPU has M.Sc Microbiology with a programme duration of 2years where the total fee charged is around INR 1,20,000 per year. Also, other Universities such as Centurion University of Technology and Management, The Global University and Venkateshwara Open University providing M.Sc Microbiology programs with scholarships facilities. These scholarships may extend upto 50 % of the tuition fee and some universities/colleges also offers merit based scholarships including MIT-WPU scholarship which provides 50000 per annum. The participants or rather the students should ensure they take their time to review the specific eligibility and the given scholarships of various institutions.

To be eligible for admission to an M.Sc Nursing programme after completing a B.Sc Nursing, relevant clinical experience is typically required. According to guidelines by the Indian Nursing Council (INC), the experience should be from a recognised institution under INC's regulations to ensure quality and compliance with the programme standards. Most M.Sc Nursing programs prefer candidates with a certain amount of clinical experience in healthcare settings, focusing on providing direct patient care and research-based roles. Additionally, the selection for these programs may either depend on merit or through entrance exams depending on the institution.