Q. Can MSc be pursued after 12th?

A. No, MSc (Master of Science) cannot be pursued after Class 12. One needs to have a BSc degree in order to be eligible for MSc course. However, integrated MSc courses (BSc + MSc) can be pursued after Class 12. These courses are typically of four-five years duration.

Q. What are most popular MSc specialisations in India?

A. The various specialised Science fields for MSc are Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Botany, Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Food Sciences, Life Sciences, and many others.

Q. Which are the top colleges for MSc in India?

A. According to India Today 2020 ranking, here are a few top Science colleges of India Hindu College Miranda House St. Stephens College Madras Christian College Loyola College (Autonomous)

Q. What are the job opportunities for MSc degree holders?

A. There are multiple job opportunities for MSc pass-outs both in private and public sectors. Below are some top recruiters for MSc graduates depending on their specialisations. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Infosys Wipro GAIL ONGC

Q. What is the fees for MSc in India?

A. MSc is a two-year postgraduate course. Here are the fee details of few popular MSc in Science colleges in India. Chandigarh University- Total fees Rs 84 K - 2.04 L Parul University, Vadodara- Total fees Rs 60 K - 1.2 L IIT Kanpur- Indian Institute of Technology- Total fees Rs 44.15 K - 1.12 L NIT Trichy- National Institute of Technology- Total fees Rs 68.8 K - 80.45 K ICT Mumbai- Institute of Chemical Technology- Total fees Rs 1.03 L - 1.11 L

Q. What are the popular job roles one can get after completing MSc?

A. There are plenty job options available after completion of MSc. Below are some popular job profiles for MSc degree holders. Manager/Executive (Senior/Assistant/Junior) Research Assistant Laboratory Technician Food and Drug Inspector Chemical Analyst Professor etc.

Q. What is the admission criteria for MSc courses?

A. A candidate needs to have a bachelor degree in any science stream from a recognised university/college with minimum 55 or 60 per cent marks. Admissions to MSc course are mostly through entrance exams. However, some universities offer admissions to MSc without entrance exams on the basis of previous academic performance.

Q. What are the popular entrance exams for admission to MSc course?

A. Below are some popular entrance exams for admissions to MSc. CIT Integrated MSc CET GSA IIT JAM IISER Entrance Exam JEST NEST OUAT Entrance Exam

Q. What is the age limit for MSc?

A. There is no age limit to get admissions to MSc. Candidates can apply for MSc degree after completion of BSc. Candidates must have scored 55 or 60 per cent to get admissions to MSc.

Q. What is the difference between MSc and MS?

A. Both MSc and MS are post graduate courses as Masters in Science. In India, a Masters in Science subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology is known as MSc while in USA a Masters in Engineering subjects is called as MS.

Q. Which is better MSc or MBA?

A. If you are planning to enter into any type of business or start your enterprise then MBA is the best option while if you want to stick to one particular field throughout your career MSc is the best choice.

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