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I have done BMRIT, I want to start MSc radiology. which college should I choose how to prepare for that

Shreya Rawat 7th Jan, 2026

Hello,

After BMRIT, you can join Msc Radiology at colleges like Doon IMS, Sai Group or Dev Bhoomi Medical College. Prepare by focusing on radiation physics, imaging techniques, anatomy and patient care and practices clinical questions. Attending workshops and internships will strengthen your practical skills.

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I would like to join for Msc Microbiology. What all should I do? Which all exams should I appreciate?

Saumya Sharma 6th Jan, 2026

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To join MSc Microbiology, you should first have a BSc in Microbiology/Life Sciences/Biotechnology or a related subject. Then prepare mainly for CUET-PG, as it is accepted by most central and state universities. If you aim for top institutes like IITs, IISc, or NITs, also prepare for IIT-JAM (Biotechnology/Life Sciences).

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Is there msc agriculture colleges that allow to join into Msc agriculture sub groups like Agronomy plant pathology after completion of degree in botany

Sankalp Agrawal 4th Jan, 2026

Hello,

Here are Colleges Offering MSc Agriculture (with Botany eligibility):

  • ICAR recognized Agricultural Universities (SAUs)
  • Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU)
  • Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
  • Lovely Professional University (LPU)
  • Private deemed universities (Amity, Sharda, etc.)

For more details access mentioned link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/m-sc-in-agriculture

Hope it helps.

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Can an Master of Science (MSc) Data Science (DS) apply for Bachelor of Education (BEd) Course?

Rahul Mandal 4th Jan, 2026

Hello,

Yes, an MSc in Data Science holder can absolutely apply for a Bachelor of Education BEd course; the postgraduate science degree enhances teaching prospects, especially for higher secondary science/math/computer science, and can be pursued alongside or after the MSc.

I hope it will clear your query!!

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