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For  Microbiology student, so CSIR NET exam with a Life Sciences subject is the best option for you. There  is not any separate syllabus for the microbiology students because the microbiology comes under life science stream, therefore, you have to cover all the syllabus of life science,

The syllabus

If you have Mathematics and Physics in atleast 4 semester of your course with 55% marks or 6.5 CGPA you can pursue MSc Physics from IIT's/NIT's by qualifying JAM.

You have scopes in most of the national universities if you qualify this criterion. State universities usually needs  BSc(H) in Physics.

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It depend on what you want to do in future. ICAR recognition is not a must if you want to get in the research labs, you can apply for CSIR or ICAR NET JRF to be eligible for any private sector jobs or even in PSUs. Since your university

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Application form for MSc Forensic Science in Government Institute of Forensic Science is available at http://registration.gifsa.ac.in/ , eligibility criteria for the programme is passed Bachelor's Degree in Forensic Science from a recognized university  total intake is only 25, admission is purely based on the merit of the qualifying Examination,

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Msc in physics and computer science both have their respective demands. The salary that you receive depends on the designation in which you are posted. However in this tech savvy world, computer science has a higher payscale of jobs.

For msc in physics, the starting average salary package,

Master of Computer Application (MCA) and Master of Science in Information Technology (MSc IT) both have one of the best career opportunities that can be choosen after B.tech or B.Sc. For both of the courses eligibility criteria and admission process is similar almost. The differences are MCA graduates have an

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YES you can pursue M.Sc Astrophysics after B.Sc in IT.

To become eligible for this course, here are criteria that the candidates must meet:

• Pass higher secondary or an equivalent course from a recognized examination board in the science stream.
• Have an aggregate of 50% in a bachelor’s degree

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Yes , you can do but only few universities allows . Else you have to continue with science bio in M.Sc too . Further if you want to know he chances then please specify the university name where you want to take admission as there are various

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Both the degree is having importance in their own respective domains.

And the first difference comes in the discipline of the degrees, i.e. a Master of Science ( M.Sc ) degree is a degree under the discipline of Science.

Meanwhile, a Master of Technology (M. Tech) degree is a

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Congratulations on completing your Master Degree.

Now if you pursue PhD in the same field then here are a few universities that you can look into:

• National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Mohali
• University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chandigarh
• Institute of Chemical Technology - [ICT], Mumbai
• Manipal College