Dear candidate it's great that you are pursuing your higher studies in B.Sc Microbiology, and preparing for CUCET Examination. Yes in that Examination the weightage will be distributed, like there are some portions based on General knowledge, logical reasoning, aptitude test, value based questions and along with that your designated subject based questions will also be included. So when you prepare, go through the previous years papers to understand the generalized question patterns and prepare for Microbiology parts as well.

Good luck!!

Hey Young Mind!!

There are three main factors which determine the eligibility criteria of CSIR NET, the Age should not exceed 28 years, the Nationality must be Indian, and the Educational Qualification is that

• Candidates from general (UR) / general-EWS and OBC must hold an M.Sc. or equivalent degree / Integrated BS-MS / BS-4 years / BE / B.Tech / B. Pharma / MBBS with at least 55% marks in order to be eligible for CSIR UGC NET.

• Candidates who are currently enrolled in an M.Sc. course or have completed their graduation are also eligible for CSIR UGC NET 2021 under Result Awaited (RA) category given that they complete their degree with the required scores within two years.

So yes you are eligible for the Life sciences exam.

Good luck!!!

Hello,

Generally speaking the eligibility criteria for MSc Forensic Science is passed bachelor's degree in science from a recognized university securing 50% aggregate or above depending upon the norms of the university, you can go ahead with MSc Forensic Science, prior to deciding upon any university, kindly go through the eligibility criteria and the aggregate factor for the same, as this may vary among universities, admission process may be based on the merit of the qualifying examination, or done through entrance tests such as IPU CET/BHU PET to name a few,

when it comes to scope after MSc Forensic Science, it's quite vast in private as well as public sector such as corporate domains, the Intelligence Bureau, the Central Bureau of Investigation, various department of police, defence, army, law firms, quality control bureau, hospitals, banks  etc, the job profiles is that of crime scene investigator, crime laboratory analyst, customs agent, forensic scientist, crime reporter, forensic linguist, forensic pathologist, fingerprint expert to name a few,

Visit our page at https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-in-forensic-science to know more details regarding this.

unfortunately Bio is a compulsory subject in class 12 for taking life science. All you can do now is take up another course.

Dear applicant if you take up B.Sc Food Technology course then your job profile would be Bacteriologist, Food Technologist, Toxicologist, Dairy Technologist, Farm manager, Agricultural Inspector and top Recruiters like :

Nestle India Private Limited, Dabur India Limited, PepsiCo India would hire you.

In case of B.Sc life Science, you would have to choose either B.Sc zoology or Biochemistry or Nutrition which focuses on different streams of life science.

So as a whole it is indeed better to take up food technology courses and you can work for big companies and government jobs will also be a great option available for you.

Good luck!!

Hello Deba,

Life science teaches students about the various plants and animals that live on land and in water. The course broadens a student's horizons in terms of flora and fauna, providing a thorough grounding in the topic that aids in the identification of promising future careers. If someone has an inquisitive mind, the study options in this discipline are vast and very gratifying.

You havent mentioned the degree for which you need the syllabus so Im just giving you a general overview of all degree syllabus together

Some of these subjects are:-

• Applied Biology
• Bioinformatics
• Biostatistics
• Cell Biology
• Evolution
• Ecology
• Genetic Engineering
• Environment Management
• Genetics and Genomics
• Molecular Biology
• Mathematics for Life Sciences
• Animal Tissue Culture
• Food, Nutrition, and Health

These are the basic topics for any life science degree.

Hope that helps if not i request you to give the exact degree so that i could provide you with the exact syllabus.

For more information of Life science please visit the following link

https://www.careers360.com/courses/life-science-course

Hi,

In 2019 , the closing percentage in round 1 is 89%(Gen) and the closing percentage in round 5 (last round) is 84%(Gen). But as you have mentioned that you are in EWS category there is some chances for you.

Also you can use our DU College Predictor 2021 Tool given below to know your chances of getting admission in your desired college :

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Hope it will solve your problem.

Hi,

Well, there is no eligibility criteria nor any central certifying body for Lean Six Sigma. Speaking about course duration: there are multiple levels in LSS: White belt, Yellow, Green, Black, Master Black belt. White and Yellow have almost become obsolete now and you can directly start from Green Belt and then move on to Black Belt.

However, I would suggest you make sure you need a Black belt before you opt for it. For most LSS GB and a PMP certification is more productive. If you are taking up a Green belt certification Course, it should typically be of 4 days and you might require another 15 days (being a little lenient on the days) to clear the examination. Same holds true for the Black belt. However, you might have to spend a little more time on the Black Belt. As there is no central certifying body, your training company will issue an in-house certification in maximum case.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.