Hi Anu,

JAM Biological Science would allow you to take M.Sc in biological sciences from an IIT/NIT/IISC. However, there is some news that Biological Science has been removed from JAM tests. In that case, your friend would have to prepare for JAM Biotechnology as the syllabus and scope is almost same. Infact the number of seats are also more for it, so there is greater chance to have admission. 

Otherwise your friend can go for M.Sc Botany in other universities or other courses like MBA if JAM is not cleared. 

All the best!

Dear Aspirant,

According to the official websites of various IITs ,iiTs didn't offers master of science in botany through IIT JAM examination.

Go to the below mentioned link for more details about the master of science subjects which are offered by the iits:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-programmes

Hii aspirant..

The Indian Air Force basically comprise of the following branches:

• Flying Branch
• Technical Branch
• Administrative Branch
• Logistics
• Accounts Branch
• Meteorological Branch

Now, specifically for a graduate in Biology, there isn't any particular branch but being a graduate, you may apply for the Administrative Branch as well as for Logistics, provided you have scored a minimum of 60% in the bachelors degree examination. To get into any of the two branches, you will have to write Air Force Common Admission Test which is conducted twice a year by Air Force Selection Board. Apart from these two branches, you may also be considered eligible for the Flying Branch provided you have studied Physics and Mathematics in the +2 level. The entrance examination for the Flying Branch of Indian Air Force is conducted by Union Public Service Commission, known as Combined Defense Service Examination 

Hope this helps. 

Best of luck. 

Hi Aspirant

Your question is incomplete as you have not mentioned some of the details so I cannot seem to understand what information you are exactly trying to look for as your question is a little ambiguous.

You have not mentioned any particular college and without knowing the particular college answering this question is impossible.

Mention these details in the comments section below and I will try to help you out.

Hey,

M. Sc. programme is usually two years in Indian universities/ colleges, the duration of the programme depends on the M. Sc. specialisation selected by candidates and the policy of the respective college/ university.

Top institutes for Master of Science [M.Sc.]:

Loyola College, Chennai
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Christ University, Bangalore
Madras Christian College - [MCC], Chennai
The Oxford College of Science - [TOCS], Bangalore
Stella Maris College, Chennai
Ramjas College, New Delhi
Fergusson College, Pune

There are many good science colleges in India wherein aspirants can choose to study a more specialised Master of Science (M. Sc.) course after securing their graduation degree. Some good colleges that aspirants can consider joining to pursue a science course are National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER), Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT), etc. Average fee charged by various institutes is approximately INR 4 lac


Students who would like to join the Master of Science course will have to have a graduate degree. Aspirants must have a score of more than 55 percent in their final exams. Apart from this, an admission test will be carried out for granting admission to the students. Only those students who pass in this entrance test will be given admission. Some colleges also hold interviews.
Some of the entrance exams related to M.Sc. are AGRICET, AIEEA, CG PAT, GSAT, IGKV CET, IGKV PAT, IISER Entrance Exam, IIT JAM, JEST, MCAER CET, MP PAT, National Entrance Screening Test (NEST), OUAT Entrance Exam, Pant Nagar University Entrance Exam, Rajasthan JET, TIFR Graduate School Admissions (GS), UPCATET

Hope this helps. 

Hi Aspirant

Your question is incomplete as you have not specified some of the details so I cannot seem to understand what information you are exactly trying to look for as your question is a little ambiguous.

You have not specified any particular college and without knowing the particular college answering this question is impossible.

Mention these details in the comments section below and I will try to help you out.

Hello srishtita,

Yes, of course you can apply for marine bioalogy after all being a botany honours  student.You can apply for it but minimum eligibility is you need to get is 55% marks in botany and zoology.The all india institute of medical science,new delhi pffers this course.

Hope this answer helps you,

Goodluck,

Thankyou.