Hello student yes you can pursue MSc in Microbiology for sure as you've pursued Bsc in science relevant subjects.

Eligibility for MSc in microbiology - Candidates must passed Bsc degree in any stream of science such as zoology, botany, chemistry, microbiology with at least 55 percent marks from a recognized

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Surely you can pursue nutrition and dietetics as a coarse there is no boundation in it.

Nutrition and dietetics is a very interesting coarse and you are already from a biology background so you will definitely like it and it would be cake walk for you.

This coarse can

No, the NDA syllabus and JEE syllabus for mathematics, chemistry and physics are different. Aspirants can check the syllabus for NDA by clicking the link - NDA syllabus .

Yes, you can study M.Sc. in Wine brewing and Alcohol Technology after completing your graduation from B.Sc. in Chemistry. Given below are the top institutes providing this course in India:

• Gargi Agricultural Reasearch and Training Institute- Nashik
• Vasantdada Sugar Institute, Pune
• UniPune University, Pune

The total fees of the M.Sc.

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You are eligible to apply for CUCET post graduate degree of MSc. Chemistry with a Bachelors degree in chemistry (major) given that you possess a minimum of 55% (general) / 50% (for SC/ST/OBC/PWD) The OBC cut off varies in some colleges so do check out the prospectus for

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No, the eligibility criteria is same for all the candidates who wish to apply for NEET UG despite appearing for regular or improvement examination. The Education Eligibility criteria is that a must have passed 10+2 with Biology/Bio-Technology, Physics, Chemistry and English from a recognized board. The candidates who belongs

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First of all, eligibility for MSc Astronomy is that the candidate must have completed +2 examinations with science stream and take Physics as the main subject in his/her undergraduate degree.

MSc Astronomy will include subjects like quantum mechanics, Celestial and Fluid Mechanics, Electromagnetics waves, Electronics, etc., mostly related to

Hello Abhishek,

BSc Chemistry is a great course and you can have a very successful career in the same.

Industries like electronic products, construction, pharmaceuticals, etc. make use of chemicals on a day-to-day basis.

My suggestion to you is to look for an institution which you think is feasible to

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I'm afraid you can't study BSc Physiology at the Undergraduate level.

The eligibility for the course:  the candidate must have completed 12th class with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as the main subjects and must have had scored an aggregate of 50%.