Yes you can do msc embryology after bsc biotechnology. Also those who done bsc in subjects like botany, zoology, biochemistry, microbiology, biotechnology can also do msc embryology.

If you have 60% or above marks in your bachelor's degree you are eligible to apply for LPUNEST Exam. LPU is a campus

Hi Candidate,

IITs (Indian institute of technology) are top first tier colleges of India. The eligibility criteria is as follows:

• Candidate needs to have Physics Chemistry and Mathematics as subject combination in class 12th.
• Minimum 75% aggregate is required for taking admission in IITs.
• Candidates needs to clear the cutoff

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I hope you are doing good. As you are giving your second attempt as a private candidate, you will be required to register for the board exam through there official website. After successful registration, you will be asked to submit certain important documents like ID proof, latest photograph etc.

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Hi there. In response to your question the procedure would start with giving the required entrance examination and you would have to ace that examination and clear the respective cut off. Then post the declaration of the result card you would be required to submit the necessary documents in the

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To take admission in MTech or ME courses GATE score is not compulsory. The advantages of GATE score is to take admission in government institute like. Without GATE score you can take admission in private institute for M.tech or ME course. If you are  thinking about doing ME

Hi there. In response to your query the Candidate should note that double registration could actually lead to termination of candidature from the examination. In your situation even if you do not plan to sit for the examination the results for all examinations are declared separately, hence you can appear