Zoology
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Lecturer of zoology after BSc zoology degree you have to do MSc in zoology, or MSc biology with zoology, or M tech in animal biotech courses with at least first class marks in both graduation and mass and Msc degree. Besides you have to qualify in National eligibility
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Yes, You can easily pursue MSc Microbiology after Completing BSc in Botany, Chemistry, Zoology, since you meet the basic eligibility Criteria which is:
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Bsc students will have these future scopes after GATE they can work in CSIR laboratories and apply to foreign universities to get fellowship like DAAD, MARIE CURIE.work as JRF or you can join IITs.and some PSU recruit from GATE score.
Dont limit yourself with GATE exam give CSIR NET
The eligibility criteria for MSc Zoology in Delhi University is passed BSc Zoology/Biological Science Hons for a duration of three years from a recognized university securing 50% aggregate, those who have completed BSc General/Pass /Life Science securing 55% aggregate are eligible to apply, also those who have BSc General/Pass
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To inform you regarding the Head of Department of Zoology, you will have to inform about the college name as the HOD for Zoology department will vary college per college. Who may be the HOD of Zoology Department for University of Delhi(DU) won't be the HOD of other University
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Yes, basic eligibility criteria for NEET is
It doesn't matter if you are in class 12th or done with
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The eligibility criteria for Master's in food nutrition - The candidate should have done graduation from a recognised university in any field with minimum of 55% of the aggregate. Graduation should be in either of the fields that include food science, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, Home science, Nutrition, Dietetics, clinical
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