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Pursuing M.Tech after B.Tech is a very good alternative for you if you want to add value to your education and qualification. This value addition to your profile will surely benefit you in future. You can secure or gain higher positions at the right time after completing a

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You should do BEd if you're interested in teaching at school level, after its completion you can appear for CTET or state level TETs, next if you're interested in pursuing a career in pharmacy then you can do MSc In Pharmaceutical Chemistry which mainly deals with development and in-depth

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see it is not possible to become a professor just after completing the b.sc or integrated m.sc course. you need to appear in state wise recruitment exam or ugc net exam for lectureship position.

now coming to the difference of syllabus of b.sc and b.sc honors, honors course syllabus

See the eligible courses for MSc Microbiology for most of the universities are:

• Botany
• Zoology
• Chemistry
• Physiology
• Microbiology

Now as many universities don't allow students from Life sciences , so there can be universities which don't offer Bioscience from PU. Thus you should check the eligibility for the course in

SKIMS provide Post graduation degree in various field of medicine and medical technology.The MSc MLt program is of 2 years.For admission in MSc Medical Lab Technology you have to score 6 0% in BSc in biochemistry,6 0% in BSc in pharnmacalogy,60% in Bsc in haematology,60% in Bsc in pathology, 60%

Hi aspirant,

Yes, it is possible to pursue M.Sc in guru kashi university which is approved by ICAR as the eligibility criteria says that a student from general category must have secured 60% in graduation from a university which is recognized by UGC. SC/ST student must have secured 50% marks

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There are some institutes which offer M sc medical courses in the following subjects like:

M sc in anatomy

M sc in physiology

M sc in biochemistry

M sc in microbiology

M sc in pharmacology

All this courses are 3 years in duration

Other best master degree options for

Dear Aspirant,

given below is a list of some of the entrance examinations you may appear for to pursue your post graduation course of MSc. in Biotechnology,

• TIFR Exam
• JNU CEEB
• IIT JAM
• AIMS Biotechnology Entrance Exam
• Amity Institute of Biotechnology Entrance Exam
• CUCET Entrance Exam
• IIT JAM Chennai Biotech

Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course you can enroll in MSc microbiology after B.Sc microbiology under Mumbai University. The top colleges offering MSc microbiology in Mumbai are listed below

• St. Xavier's College
• Ramnarain Ruia autonomous college
• Sophia college for women
• Seth G S medical college (GSMC)
• Mumbai University (MU)
• SIES College

Hi aspirant,

the answer is yes !! you are eligible.

IIT JAM for MSc chemistry eligibility requires the following -

• The student must have completed their graduation from a renowned/ recognized university

• applicant must have studies 3 years or 6 semesters in chemistry

• This criteria is only for MSC chemistry.