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How can I get a high salary job after doing msc in biology

Deepshikha Student Expert 2nd Apr, 2019

Well,it's a yes.You 'can' get well paid job post  your Masters in Biology.
Masters in Biology is a two years long programme that will help you enrich your knowledge about the most intriguing aspects of living body.
Post your Masters in Biology you can land up in both government and
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What should I do after m.ed for pgt biology

Nishi 3rd Apr, 2019
Minimum eligibilty requirements for PGT Biology are
(a) Two year integrated Post graduate M.Sc. course of regional college of education of NCERT in concerned subject
                              Or
Master's degree from a recognized university with at least 50% marks
(b) B.Ed. or equivalent degree from recognized university
(c) Proficiency in teaching in
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Sir,iam didnt wrote any type of entance exams ex:gate ,can i eligible to write entrance exam for m.sc animal biology .

Vikram 12th May, 2019

Hello Ruby,

M.Sc. Animal Biotechnology: Admission Process

Marks for admission of this course may vary from institute to institute and few Top institutes may have entrance test and personal interview for the admission of students. Students will be selected on the merit basis.

Scholarship will be provided to the candidates

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Hi, from next year I am completing my 12. I am from science stream of biology. I am interested in navy .

Tanvi Uppal 1st Apr, 2019
Hi there!
Choosing navy as a career is an impeccable choice, proud of your decision.
Well , yes of course you can opt for navy after science. The major subject requirements are pcm so if you have these subjects ,you can clearly choose it as a career option and look
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If I am student of biology and I take maths in extra subject I fail in maths then result is not declared

Nishi 3rd Apr, 2019
Hello
As maths is your extra subject and if you fail in it but pass in rest 5 subjects even then you will be declared pass. You need to pass in 5 subjects to be promoted to higher level.
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I would be qualifying 12th with about 75% and Im interested in radioactivity related topics but I dont want to leave biology at any cost

Santwana J Singh Student Expert 1st Apr, 2019
Hello Swetakshi!

There is a course called B.sc in Radiology and Image processing available in various colleges across India. The salary prospects after B.sc are not that good so its better to also pursue M.sc if you are thinking about the salary.
You can also go for Bsc in Nuclear
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What is group code for cbse 12th biology?

Saadhvi 11th May, 2019

Hey, 

As the question you have asked is not clear, I suggest you to go through the link below to get the code which you're looking for 

http://indiacollegefinder.org/10th_sslc/HSC_school_groups.php

Hope this helped you 

Thank you and keep asking :) 

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Integrated PhD biology in tifr or mtech medical biotechnology in IIT hydradad. Please suggest which will be best in case of placement/futur

Ronit Jain 18th Apr, 2019

Hello.

TIFR only works on fundamental research so you'd be doing a lot of research on basic aspects of everything, while IIT would train you in applied research where you apply already known concepts to your research. It's upon you and your interest like whether you'd like to work on

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Colleges having chemical engineering courses in kerala ??

rajaman9300 Student Expert 31st Mar, 2019

Hello Shihad

Colleges are:

National Institute of Technology Calicut

Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi

TKM College of Engineering, Kollam

Government Engineering College, Thrissur

Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam

University of Calicut, Malappuram


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what is epistasis and give example

masteranshu27 31st Mar, 2019
A gene which masks the action of another gene (non allelic) is termed as epistatic gene. The process is called epistasis. The gene whose effects are masked is called hypostatic gene. There are two types of epistasis -

1. Recessive epistasis
eg. body colour of mice

2. Dominant epistasis
eg.
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