Hello Candidate,

Several colleges and Institutions offer the facility of MSc in Zoology in distance education method, and so it's better that you recommend or provide the name of your interested colleges for which you are interested to know the details.

If you have any other queries regarding College admissions,

Hello aspirant,

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To be honest, metallurgy has no scope these days. Hardly companies come to hire a true metallurgical engineer. You again anyhow have to try your hands on coding if you want to get a high package job. However I feel doing an MSc

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If you are more concerned about placements and landing on a lucrative package, then definitely doing ECE in IIIT would be best because ECE is a very versatile subject and most software companies include that branch in eligibility criteria.

However if you want

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I have in listed some of the Best government colleges for Msc Biotechnology

Hello,

It depends you're seeking admission of MSc in which subject and university for that matter, admission process isn't same for all, it can be done through entrance test like in case of BHU/Allahabad University/Delhi University fills 50% of its seat intake when it comes to pg courses through DUET

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can apply for MSc in Food and Nutrition after you have completed your graduation in Chemistry.

Any graduate with a Bsc degree in Botany/Zoology/Chemistry/Biology/Food and Nutrition/Microbiology/Food science/Clinical Nutrition & dietetics/Home science/Food technology can apply for MSc in Food and Nutrition.

The only eligibility is that the

Hello aspirant,

To be eligible and get an interview call from IIA you need to either have a good percentile in GATE. Above 96 percent is what thet expect. You could also appear for IIAST exam. Either of the two will make you eligible.

Also, as I checked there are

Hello dear,

Both MSC and Btech have their own value while it comes to career opportunities. Since you are done with Bsc, it is advisable to go ahead with MSC. This will be a better career option for you. Since btech still comes under UG course and Msc is a

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I am not sure what do you mean problems that you might face in future. Candidates with a bachelors degree in biological sciences or any related discipline can apply for Msc in Biotechnology.

Biotechnology is a good course and there are several opportunities not just in India but