Dear Aspirant,

It depends on where you want to take your admission and in which university you want. There are different rules for different countries so please tell me where you want to go for your masters .

Thank you .

• Allahabad University
• Amity university (branches Noida, Lucknow)
• BHU, Varanasi
• Bhavnagar University, Gujarat
• Banasthali University, Rajasthan
• Central university of Karnataka, gulbarga
• Guwahati University
• Gulbarga University
• Government college for women, thiruvantapuram

Hello,

For MSc it covers mostly from the graduation. So just prepare mostly those only. You haven't mentioned about any college so that i can say to follow those.

Basically just collect the graduation syllabus of the college you want to give and study those and prepare accordingly for the

Hello Aspirant,

The syllabus varies college to college, To get the notes as per the college syllabus you can contact your classmates for the particular college, you wish to know.

Good Luck!

Dear Aspirant,

The most popular life science subjects for post-graduation are biology , botany, zoology, nursing, genetics, animal science , anatomy, ecosystems, oceanography, and many more. Such programmes offer opportunities in higher education and R&D institutes.

Thank you.

Hey madhuri

You need to have a minimum of 50% marks in Bsc Mathematics to be eligible for the admission process. Eligible candidates need to appear for the Common Entrance Test (CUCET) conducted by the University to be admitted into the course. The fee will be around 20,000.

hope this

Hello there

First of all congratulations on your excellent score in CAT.You have very nice score and can surely expect a 99+ percentile.Your 10nth and 12th marks are also good and you a pretty decent profile.I am sure that you will get a from IIM Calcutta.

IIM Banglore gives a

Hi Yuvraj,

I understand that you are currently pursuing your Bachelor studies in Maths + Eco and thus to answer your question, you can most definitely choose to pursue your M.Sc in Mathematics or Statistics alone as Masters course can be done on any of the subjects in which the

Masters in Psychology degrees can take the form of either a Master of Arts ( MA ) or Master of Science ( MSc ). An MSc degree is likely to be more focused on research and the sciences, while an MA may be more focused on the arts and humanities