Hi,

268 general rank and 176 female rank in BHU PET 2019 for M.Sc. in Botany is quite good. The competiiton is really tough and the seats are very few, so you might have a small chance of getting a seat in M.Sc. Bonaty in Banaras Hindu University. You should

Hey!

Yes, you can join M.Sc. Botany in Mahatma Gandhi university, Kerala after three gap years after your undergraduate in Botany.

You will be required to give reason for your gap years, though. For that, you need to get a declaration given on Rs. 100 non-judicial stamp paper from Tehsildar

Hey!

Mahatma Gandhi University has a rule which states that minimum 75 percent attendance is required to become eligible for examination.

Few years ago, the ministry of human resources allowed a 240-day maternity leave for female research students in their MPhil/PhD programmes. M.Sc. courses were not mentioned as such. And

Hello Aiswarya!

That entirely depends on your interest. Like if you really want to go for NEET and seriously want to clear that then take a drop and put your entire focus on it. It won't be better to both of them (NEET and Msc) together. If you are not

Hello Aspirant !

In my opinion I would suggest that B.Sc. Geology is the best. B.Sc. in Geology is an undergraduate course in science offered across a range of private and government institutes across India. Geology involves the study of solid Earth, rocks, other solid structures, minerals, physical and chemical

So need to qualify tet and then apply

Hi Aspirant. You have scored good marks in whichever exam you are talking about. Your question is not appropriate and complete. There are many university or college which conducts entrance exam for their admission process. Without knowing the name of the university or college, we will not be able to

yes. It is affiliated to GGSIPU and gets filled up fast.