hi,

jiwaji university gwalior is a private unversity, admission is based on merit basis of academic records. students and faculty ratio is good , as per students review,  the college has excellent infrastructure and all modern equipped lab and class room facility available. besides studies there is many cultural programs

Hello,

You can pursue:

1. Msc Zoology
2. Msc microbiology
3. Msc life sciences
4. Msc biotechnology
5. Msc Bioinformatics

Hope it helps

Good luck

Hello applicant,

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Hello,

Both the courses are good and what matters is your skills and interest but still according to the skills which MMLT courses provides will help you get a good job. It is a 2 year course and can be merit basis or entrance basis though some colleges may have

Hello,

Here are some of the best universities  for m.sc Zoology

1.LOYOLA COLLEGE, CHENNAI

2.SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE, NEW DELHI

3.MIRANDA HOUSE, NEW DELHI

4.HINDU COLLEGE, NEW DELHI

5.CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY - [CU], CHANDIGARH

6.SACRED HEART COLLEGE - [SH], ERNAKULAM

Thankyou

Hi Dear,

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) is a two-year full-time undergraduate course offered by CR College of Education, Hisar. The college offers Girl’s Hostel with a capacity of 60 students.

You can download admission brochure for complete details on fees:

http://www.gjust.ac.in/prospectus/prospectus/B.Ed/Final_B.Ed._Prospectus_2020-21%20(1)%20Final%20(1).pdf

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Hello student,

There are only two colleges in Kasaragod district, Kerala offering the BSc zoology course.

These are the two colleges:

1. Government College, Vidyanagar, Kasaragod

College link: https://www.gck.ac.in/

2. Nehru Arts and Science College

College link: https://www.nasc.ac.in/

Hello Aspirant,

Yes , you can very well do PhD along with your teaching job. You will have better prospects and preference as you are a NET qualified candidate but try clearing NET JRF exam , because with JRF qualification you will get stipend . I assume , you are

Hi,

Yes, you can pursue M.sc in Biochemistry after doing B.sc in Zoology. The eligibility criteria is to have graduation in Life Sciences or equivalent with 50% marks. Many institute conducts entrance exam for conducting admission. So, along with eligibility criteria, you need to pass entrance exam also.