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Hello,

The admission process has started for Msc.Psychology in Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Open University and the last date to apply is 9th August, 2018. To be eligible for admission you must have a Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from an Indian University recognized by UGC.

Hello Himani,

You ofcourse are eligible for jobs after a B. Sc degree in Biotech. 

Following are some jobs:

Civil service after taking the UPSC.

Content writing on BioTech.

Face to Face Fundraising in Humanitarian organisations.

You can also do your higher studies in other streams like:

An MBA

Master's

Hello Jhanvi,

For getting M.Sc courses in IIT Madras you should have a good score in JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc).

Also you should have good percentage in B.Sc for appearing and getting shortlisted in JAM.

All the best!

Hello Manisha,

You can do M.Sc Entomology after B.Sc Microbiology.

The fee structure for M.Sc courses at Aligarh Muslim University is :

1st year - Rs.32265

2nd year - Rs.32265

Total = Rs.64530

All the best!

Hello sheshan,

Hope you are well.

The course fee totally depends on the college or university. There can or cannot be variation of fee for sc/st. 

If you tell us the name of University or college, we could help you in a better way.

Hope this helps

Goodluck.

Offcourse Manisha, there is a big yes for you.As long as you have studied microbolgy in your under graduate course, you're eligible for a MSc in entomology.

I would definitely try and figure out what you are looking to do long term and see if that Masters is worth

Hi Pranav,

M.sc in chemistry is postgraduation degree. This include 4 semester in 2 years. Eligibility required for M.sc in chemistry is B.sc graduation degree after 10+2 with honours in chemistry. This is general information about M.sc chemistry. For more specific information please elaborate your question.