Hey, thank you for contacting us. For you to be eligible for the MSc Chemistry entrance exam you will need 45% in Bachelor’s degree with major/honors in Chemistry subject and with Physics and Mathematics as subsidiary subjects. The intake for the course is 20 students for MSc Chemistry. I hope

Hello,

Here is the name of the best colleges;

1. Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.

2. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.

3. College of Engineering, Pune.

4. Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee.

5. RV College of Engineering, Bangalore.

6. Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad.

7. Coimbatore Institute of Technology,

Hello Nikita,

Yes, there is a scope of government sector jobs after completion of a masters degree in microbiology or biotechnology. Many government organizations like FCI (Food Corporation of India), SRF, JRF, Technical Assistant, Quality Assistant etc. to name a few.

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Hi Anshu,

The total number of seats available in JNU for the MSc Chemistry program is 6. However, the number od seats for the unresearved category is not mentioned but can be expected to be 1/2.

But I will get back to you with the confirmed statistics, maximum by tomorrow

You can go for Dual Degree programme (B.Sc and M.Sc) after completing B.tech programme. But I would suggest you to go for Post Graduate programme or Dual Degree programme Joint M.Sc.-Ph.D. Programmes as you are already Graduate. In order to apply for Joint M.Sc Phd or M.Sc programme you can

Hey, thank you for contacting us. The entrance exam pattern for MSc Natural Science will be objective from this year onwards. Each question will carry one mark and most likely there will be no negative marking. To know in more details you can download the JNU prospectus from their official

Hello, being a student of botany there are many options you can choose for Masters. I was also a student of botany. I have done my masters from botany right after completing my bachelor's. There are many disciplines in this field. One needs the generic skills in ecology, evolution, about