Hello Aspirant,

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After completing bachelor degree, you can pursue a master degree in science. It is the best choice for science graduate students. The scope of M.Sc is very much demanding & you can gain a respectable job in this area after completing the programme with good grades. There are various specializations that one can pursue in M.Sc programme.

some of the career options are:

Research Assistant.

Lab Technician.

Scientist.

Field Officer.

Manager.

Professor.

Researcher and accountant.

Statistician.

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hey,

the basic eligibility criteria to get admission for the course masters in nutrition and dietetics is candidate must hold a bachelors  degree of any recognized university  in any relevant stream , here relevant stream can be home science , nutrtion and dietetics , food science , biology , microbiology , clinical biochemistry , life sciences , BNYS (naturopathy) , BAMS (ayurveda) etc and candidate need to obtain a minimum aggregate of 50 percent marks in their graduation.

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good luck!

Mostly the admission occurs on the basis of your marks in Class 12th. Also there may be some universities that may be conducting their own exams for the entrance. But it is highly subjective and depends with the College you think of. So you should check the website of the college and then apply for admission.

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Hello,

Different causes of biodiversity loss are as follows :

1. Destruction of Habitat : This is happening due to expanding population, development of more industrial areas, urbanization , more area under agriculture etc.
2. Habitat Fragmentation : This is resulting in decrease of core area and increase of edge area.
3. Over Exploitation : Reduces the size population of species and this results in them becoming endangered or vulnerable. Eg - overgrazing, hunting
4. Invasion by exotic species : Introduction of exotic species may cause extinction of native species due to absence of natural predator. Eg Water hyacinth
5. Coextinctions : Some obligatory mutual relationships exists in nature, extinction of any one will cause extinction of the other naturally. Eg -Pronuba yuccasella nad Yucca

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Hello aspirant,

BSc ecology is a 3 year long undergraduate degree course of the environmental science. You should have Biology Math and Chemistry in your 10 + 2 level the course. So sorry to say you but you can't study ecology if you don't have maths in high school.

• Geomorphology: Introduction to Geomorphology by Frank Anhert
• Climatology: An Atmospheric Science by John. E. Oliver
• Oceanography: Essentials of Oceanography by Alan Trujilo and Harold Thurman
• Hydrology: High and Dry by William M.Alley and Rosemary Alley
• Biogeography: The Song of the Dodo by David Quammen
• Human Geography: Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond
• Economic Geography: A Contemporary Introduction by Neil Coe, Philip Kelly and Henry Yeung
• Political Geography: Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall.
• Human Ecology: Practise of the Wild by Gary Snyder

Hello,

To get an admission in PHD you need to score 630 marks in GATE score and you need to have 60% of marks in your Degree.

Hope this helps you.