Hey Jaismeen,

For B.Sc Botany or Zoology, there isn't best of four, there is best of three only. Selection will be made on the basis of the aggregate marks of the below mentioned 3 subjects.

Following are the subjects considered:

• Physics
• Chemistry
• Biology/Biotechnology

Hope this helps, all the best.

If you come under SC/ST or any quota, then there are chances for you to get admitted in DU else  not. Rest it depends upon the cut off rate.

Hello aspirant,

Here are some of the best colleges in India for msc in zoology..

. Delhi University, New Delhi

.St Xavier's College, Mumbai

.Loyola College, Chennai

. Christ University, Bangalore

. Madras Christian college, Chennai

. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi

Good luck

Hey Gayathri.

For admission in MSc Chemistry through IIT JAM the eligibility criteria laid down for admission in this course, requires you to study Chemistry for three years/six semesters in your Bachelors degree and also study Mathematics as a subject in Class 12th. Hence you need to have studied Chemistry

Dear Divya, To pursue M.Sc from IITs you should appear for IIT JAM conducted by the IITs. It is PG level exam conducted online for M.Sc and M.Sc -Ph.D. This year the exam was conducted on February 10th. You have to appear for the exam next year if your ultimate

Hello,

The cut-off released every year depends on the seat availablity and category to which the student belongs. The cut-off can vary each year. When I checked cut-off of previous year you have chances of getting into all of the three courses. But life sciences is offered in only a

Hello Aiswarya,
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