IIT JAM is an Entrance Exam conducted for the admission of M.Sc programme to the postgraduate science programmes offered in 18 IITs and IISc Bangalore. You can check the complete eligibility to apply for the exam with the given below link.  https://university.careers360.com/exams/jam

The Other colleges are University of Delhi, Banaras

Hi aspirant

Colleges/University offering Msc(Marine geology& paleontology)

CUSAT,cochin

Mangalore University

Andhra University,Andhra Pradesh

College of Science and technology,Vishakhapatnam

Goa University,Goa

You can appear in the entrance test organised by each of them to take admission.

All the best.

Hi there. 

Which college are you talking about?

You haven't mentioned the name of the college, neither have you mentioned any tags. Kindly frame in your question in a better way so that we can help you out.

Irrespective of the above, you will be able to apply for MSc

M.Sc. Statistics is a 2-year postgraduate course.

The minimum eligibility for admission to which is the completion of B.A. (Honors)/ B.Sc.(Honors) in Statistics or Mathematics, or graduation in a related discipline from a recognized university. Minimum aggregate score of 60% at the level of graduation is required.

Job profiles after

I think.....no. After doing M.Sc, you can do PhD or NET/SET. For more information, you can check the link given below:-

Hello Nikita,

Here is a list of some of the top colleges in India for both Bsc and Msc in Biotechnology.

• Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology, Trivandrum
• School of Life Sciences, University of Hyderabad
• National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal
• Institute of Chemical Technology, University of Mumbai
• Department of Biochemical Engineering

IIT JAM is the entrance exam, You can apply for the admission into M.Sc Biotechnology in IITs. You can check the eligibility to apply for IIT JAM with the given below link.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

Good Luck!

Hello, 

Msc. Biology is greater degree than bachelor degree. Well yes you can definitely prepare for your master degree from your bachelor degree syllabus. You will have to work hard and remember every thing of your syllabus. 

And it is advisable that you should go for in depth study of

Hi Aspirant 

MSc applied chemistry is a better option because you will have a wider knowledge of all the branches of chemistry.Applied chemistry has an industrial slant while pure chemistry is a study of chemistry without reference to immediate applications.

It would be much easier for you to choose