Hello Shreelekha,

In my opinion, M.Sc in Life Science at NIT Rourkela would be a better option than the other because-

• If you study life science then you will have a wider scope in future, more kind of jobs that you can get.
• If you study virology then you will

Hello aspirant,

There are 30 seats in total for the course MSc food science and tech in which 5 are reserved for SC category. So there are high chance of getting selection. It depends on the no. Of applicants participate in counselling. You may also go through the cutoff rank

Hello aspirant,

With your secured rank you seem to have high chances of getting the college. It depends on the no. Of applicants take part in counselling. BHU is going to release cutoff rank list along with cutoff merit list soon so you may go through with that once.

Best

Hello aspirant,

There are 56 seats in the course and as per last year cutoff selection was made under 180 rank so there are decent chances of your selection. Also Selection depends on the no. Of applicants take part in counselling. BHU is going to release cutoff rank list soon

hii Shikha,

According to expected cut off for M.Sc. chemistry  programm in AU , your admission chances are very  rare . But you must need to wait for 2nd or 3rd round counciling sedule . But admission chances are  rare in main campus , but in affiliated colleges chances

What marks have you obtained?

Hello Aspirant,

Kindly specify the college name here, you are asking for the fees structure so that you can get answer of your query.

Good Luck!

Hi Adhithyan 

There are number of opportunities after MSc chemistry in private as well as Government sectors. 

Chemicals are used almost everywhere from food products to electronic products, pharmaceuticals , industrial units etc. 

- in private sector , you can go for following employment areas: 

- petroleum companies

- hospitals