Hey Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great,

As you want to know about the entrance exams which are conducted after BSc for the Top universities:

• IIT JAM- Masters at IITs/NITs/IISER/CFTIs.
• GATE- Masters at IITs/ NITs or PSUs.
• JEST- Masters at National Research Institute.
• NEST- Masters at NISER.
• TIFR GS- Masters

I would suggest if you are a life science student then go for the Allied Fields such as:

• Biotechnology
• Genomic Science
• Microbiology
• Genetics

I am not sure, if you are eligible for the MSc Chemistry (if its allowed by any of your colleges) then you can go for it, but

Hello Mohd Asim,

Yes, you can study M.Sc Microbiology after completion of B.Voc Mlt.

Best Colleges in India offering M.Sc Microbiology course are listed below.

1. Madras Christian College, Chennai

2. St. Xavier's College, Kolkata

3. All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur

4. Dolphin PG College of Science and

Hello aspirant,

The admission for MSc in Microbiology will be based on the merit in common entrance exams like, IPUCET, BITSAT, etc. However, the entrance exams differ from one college to another. You haven't specified any particular university, to which you are wishing to get admission into. Kindly, specify, then

Hello,

You are already so qualified with so many degrees, it depends entirely on you which path you want to focus on, if you fulfill the age criteria for government jobs then you can try for the same such as UPSC, state PSCs, banking jobs of IBPS/SBI for the post

Hi

Yes, you are eligible for MSc Botany in BHU with your bsc botany hons degree provided you also have studied chemistry in your graduation and have got at least 50% marks in graduation .

For your reference,
Here's the BHU MSc botany eligibility criteria:-

• You need Bachelor’s degree in

Hello, I hope you are doing well

After the completion of your MSc in Psychology course, you can proceed to become a registered psychologist. For that, you will have to do an additional two-year MPhil course in Psychology from an institute recognized by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). This

Hello aspirant,

After finishing your MA/MSc in Psychology, you can proceed to become a registered psychologist. For that, you’ll need to do an additional two-year MPhil course in Psychology from an institute recognised by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). This is a purely professional course that entails hands-on training.

From the professional career point of view, being from Zoology background won't add any demerits to your profile. If you have good knowledge and skills in your PG, then it will suffice well in securing a job ahead. Also do focus well in the Final year project/Dissertation report you have