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Candidate must have passed 10+2 with a prescribed percentage from any recognized Board. Candidate must also have passed in Biology and Chemistry each with 60% marks. The student must have obtained 45% marks in each of the 4 subjects included in the aggregate calculation. you can definitely do Msc microbiology or Pathology after your bsc zoology. The eligibility criteria is to have undergraduate degree in any stream like zoology, botany or life science or any such science field with good marks

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Eligibility criteria to pursue BSc Biotechnology -

Candidates must have passed their 12th or equivalent exam
At least 55-60% aggregate marks in Science Stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

CUET Eligibility Criteria 2022
Candidate's age is not a barrier for appearing in CUET for UG programmes . Candidates who have passed the Class 12th/equivalent examination or are appearing in 2022 can appear in CUET. It is, however, necessary for the candidates to satisfy the age requirements (if any) of the individual universities where they wish to apply

Candidates must have passed Class 12th from a recognized school board.
The CUET eligibility criteria may vary for different courses and universities, so the candidates need to visit the official websites of the universities
Candidate who failed in one or two subject of Class 12th will not be considered eligible to apply for CUET 2022.
Even if a candidate passes the entrance test, he or she is not guaranteed admission to the programme unless the candidate fulfills the the eligibility conditions of the university to which they are applying to.

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Candidate should be aware of the prerequisites needed in this field of study in order to get admission in this advanced course:

• The entrance exam's minimum necessary percentile should be between 55% and 60%.
• A bachelor's degree in the same discipline, such as marine biology, zoology, botany, biochemistry, microbiology, biotechnology, fisheries, or aquaculture, is required to apply to a master's programme.

So,as per your query, Bsc biology will not eligible. It requires Bsc Botany or Zoology specifically,

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Hello Aspirant,

B.Sc Food Technology and B.Tech Food Technology are the two trending UG courses in India, and the competition for the admission is always high for these courses. However, after the completion of Class 12, there is a lot of confusion among students that whether to choose B.Tech in Food Technology or B.Sc in Food Technology.

B. Tech- B.Tech in Food Technology is a useful course for students who are interested in understanding the practical implementation of food science and technology and subjects associated with the course. The demand for B.Tech in Food Technology candidates in high in food industries Candidates who want to go for a job soon after the completion of bachelors degree can opt B.Tech in food technology. B.Tech in Food Technology is a challenging course. Students who have the passion and ready to accept challenging tasks throughout the course must only join B.Tech in Food Technology.

Some of the job areas where they have a great scope include the following.

Process and product development
Production management
Quality assurance
Food Microbiologist
Food Standards Officer
Food Technologist
Research and development
Technical sales
B. Sc. - B.Sc in Food Technology is a good course for students who are more interested in understanding the theoretical concepts of food science and technology. B.Sc in Food Technology covers detailed principles and concepts related to food technology. Students who have a passion to go for research work in the food industry must opt for B.Sc in food technology. After the competition of the course, they can pursue M.Sc in Food Technology and later on pursuing a PhD. B.Sc in Food Technology is a gateway for students to become scientists, professors and researcher in future.

Some of the job profiles being enjoyed by these graduates include the following.

Bacteriologist
Toxicologists
Home Economists
Research Scientists
Managers and Accountants
Organic Chemists
Biochemists
Analytical Chemists
Laboratory Technician
Food Handler
Food Processing Operator
Food Inspector
Food Science Teacher
If the theory part interests you more then B.Sc in Food Technology is the more appropriate course for you. However, if you were more inclined towards practical ad laboratories then you should opt B. Tech course. The reputation of the job profiles as well as salary packages offered for a B.Tech in Food Technology graduate is comparatively better than B.Sc.

Hope this information helps you. Feel free to ask more questions.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you're doing well.

Based on the previous years' trends, the admission for new sessions start after 15th of August.

For more information you can visit the official website of the college and call on the contact numbers.

Official Website of College : https://gcggn.ac.in/

Hello,

For the IAS exam, you can enroll in any bachelor's course. It would be great if you figured this out and solely pursued your bachelor's in this discipline as you are already clear that you want to choose Botany/Zoology as optional studies. The optional subjects are crucial to the IAS exam. Even if you are uncertain about this, you should choose B.SC (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry). Because you would be able to study both botany and zoology in this, and you could also choose an optional subject at the end.

For more information, check the given link : https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias

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Hello,

You haven't mentioned the name of the college for which you're enquiring about admission of BSc Zoology Hons hence it's tough to provide you a detailed information regarding the same, nonetheless in general the eligibility criteria for BSc Zoology Hons is passed 10+2 from a recognized board in science stream preferably with physics, chemistry and biology securing 50% aggregate or above depending upon the norm of the colleges, the admission process may be based on the merit of the qualifying examination, or it can be done through entrance tests such as CUCET which is now known as CUET UG is accepted by various central and private universities all over India, if you have any specific college in mind then let us know in the comment box below, else visit the official website of the concerned college to know more details regarding this.

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As the fee structure depends on the college. Whether it's a private college or government even the state it is in matters too. And you didn't mention which college you are talking about so I'll tell you the average fee structure of government and private colleges

• For government colleges average fee per semester is 3000-7000
• For private colleges average fee per semester is 20,000-56,000

As the whole course has a total of 6 semesters so the total fee :

• For government colleges - 18,000- 42,000
• For private colleges - 120,000-336,000

Hope this will help. All the best.