the entire seat matrix of md, ms, post mbbs, diploma is available at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_2R36xKY0eZx72YR5NNK94XvEs0wE867/view you can check the availability of seats and all colleges offering the respective courses here and can apply accordingly to the various colleges

Both GATE and JEST are eligible for IISER MS program in Astrophysics. Now if you consider both the examination then I would say JEST would be a better choice this is because JEST ask questions from theoretical physics more but in GATE it becomes more of a memory based or

I am enlisting some of the best MS courses available in India for ME. This are:

• MS Applied Mechanics
• MS Research Mechanical Engineering
• MS by Research Mechanical Engineering
• MS Mechanical Engineering

For colleges offering the above mentioned specialization are provided below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ms-in-mechanical-engineering-colleges-in-india

I hope this answer helps. All the very

I am enlisting some of the best MS courses available in India for ME. This are:

• MS Applied Mechanics
• MS Research Mechanical Engineering
• MS by Research Mechanical Engineering
• MS Mechanical Engineering

For colleges offering the above mentioned specialization are provided below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ms-in-mechanical-engineering-colleges-in-india

I hope this answer helps. All the very

Hello,

Yes you can surely go ahead with taking Chemical Engineering at RVCE, Bangalore and as a branch considering the current scenario and employability status I would suggest going for Chemical than Civil because of the following factors:

1. Less Competition
2. More opportunities
3. More PSU recruitments
4. Wide options to go interdisciplinary

Hello aspirant,

You should have a valid NEET PG mark/rank to get admission in any of the institution for MS General Surgery.

Here are some of the best colleges for the given branch,

1) Christian Medical College, Vellore

2) All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi

3) Kasturba Medical College,

Hello there, aspirant

For astrophysics, IISER only accepts BS-MS on the basis of JEE advanced, KVPY, and SCB.

It accepts PhD applicants through the GATE/JEST test.

Check out the Indian Institute of Astrophysics if you wish to pursue a master's degree in astrophysics.

IISER only accepts students who have completed

Dear aspirant,

As per the information given on the official website of IIT JAM, you are eligible to take admission in MSc Astronomy in IIT Indore provided that you have studied physics for 6 semesters and Mathematics for atleast 2 semesters. As of now, no information has been released whether

Dear applicant, MRCP or MRCS is a foreign diploma degree in Medical Profession. As you know it is very difficult to pass through all these stages, same goes with MD/MS degree in India. If you consider about equivalence point between them, yes these two degrees are somewhat of equal importance