Hi Debosmita

Yes you will be eligible for MSc in bio informatics after completing BSc in zoology with minimum 50% marks .

Eligibility for msc in biostatistics is to have bachelor's degree with science stream / B phama / BDS / BHMS / BAMS / MBBS  or BE in computer science.

The candidate must have secured minimum 50% marks in class xii.

Entrance exams for msc in bio informatics include CUET - PG. ICAR AIEEA and PU CET.

Top universities in India offering biostatistics are

Amity university,  Noida

Goswami Ganesh Datta Sanatan Dharna college , Chandigarh

Sastra Deemed university,  Thanjavur

Holy cross college,  Tiruchirappalli,  Tamil Nadu

Vellore Institute of technology

Jamia milia Islamia Institute

Banaras Hindu university,  Banaras

Indraprastha Institute of information

For more information kindly visit the link given below

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The MTech Biotechnology application process for 2025 is likely underway or will begin soon. Here are some prominent colleges and universities in India offering MTech Biotechnology programs, along with their general eligibility criteria and application timelines:

1. Indian Institute of Technology (IITs):

• Eligibility: B.Tech/BE in Biotechnology or related fields with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.
• Application: Visit the official websites of individual IITs for application dates and processes.
• Entrance Exam: GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is the primary entrance exam for MTech in IITs.

2. Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore:

• Eligibility: B.Tech/BE in Biotechnology or related fields with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.
• Application: Visit the IISc website for application dates and processes.
• Entrance Exam: GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is the primary entrance exam for MTech in IISc.

3. National Institute of Technology (NITs):

• Eligibility: B.Tech/BE in Biotechnology or related fields with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.
• Application: Visit the official websites of individual NITs for application dates and processes.
• Entrance Exam: GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is the primary entrance exam for MTech in NITs.

4. Central University:

• Eligibility: B.Tech/BE in Biotechnology or related fields with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.
• Application: Visit the official websites of individual central universities for application dates and processes.
• Entrance Exam: Some universities may conduct their own entrance exams for MTech programs.

5. State Universities:

• Eligibility: B.Tech/BE in Biotechnology or related fields with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.
• Application: Visit the official websites of state universities in India for application dates and processes.
• Entrance Exam: Some state universities may conduct their own entrance exams for MTech programs.

Note:

• The eligibility criteria and application processes may vary slightly from one institution to another.
• It's highly recommended to visit the official websites of the colleges you are interested in for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
• Keep an eye out for announcements and notifications regarding MTech Biotechnology admissions for 2025

Biotechnology Eligibility Test is conducted annually by NTA. Any student who have done M.sc ,M.tech, M.V.sc degree in biotechnology or related field or are in the final semester can also apply for the exam

The exam has two parts.

Part 1. Contain 50 MCQs on

. General science

. mathematics

. chemistry

. general aptitude

. analytics quantitative ability

. general biotechnology

Part 2. 150 MCQ on specific area of biotechnology, out of which 50 are to be attempted.

Marks for correct answer - 3

For incorrect answer- 1 mark will be deducted

To apply for the exam, first go to the official website of NTA, do your registration

Fill the form with relevant details asked

Upload your scanned photo

Make the payment.

Candidates are shortlisted in two categories on the basis of result of exam

Category 1. Candidates in this category can go for there reasearch fellowship program in any institute in India that offers PhD program. There is age limit of 28 years  for this DBT- JRF.

Category 2 . Candidates will be eligible to apply to work of biotechnology department. This is equivalent to NET/ GATE qualification.

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Hello Aspirant

Unfortunately, it's highly unlikely that you can pursue Botany without having studied Biology in your 12th standard.

Biology forms the foundation for Botany. It provides the essential knowledge of living organisms, their structure, functions, and interactions, which are crucial for understanding botany. Most universities and institutions require Biology as a mandatory subject for admission to Botany courses, whether regular or correspondence.

You can either enroll yourself in 11th grade all over again and choose Biology as your main subject (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).

Some institutions might offer bridging courses or preparatory programs for students without Biology to equip them with the necessary foundational knowledge.

These are the only viable options I can suggest.

Hello there,

Yes, you can pursue a degree in Computer Science even if you have passed class 12 in Arts, but there are a few considerations:

1. Eligibility Requirements: Many engineering and computer science programs require a background in Science with Mathematics. However, some institutions offer alternative pathways or foundation courses for students from non-science backgrounds.

2. Alternative Programs:

- B.Sc. in Computer Science:Some universities may allow admission into B.Sc. Computer Science programs with an Arts background, especially if you have studied Mathematics at the 12th-grade level or can take a bridge course.

- Diploma Courses: You might consider enrolling in a diploma program in Computer Science, which might have more flexible entry requirements.

3. Online Courses and Certifications: Consider taking online courses or certifications in Computer Science from platforms like Coursera, edX, or Udacity to build foundational knowledge and improve your eligibility for future programs.

4. Check Specific Institutions: Different colleges and universities have varying eligibility criteria. Contact the admissions office of the institutions you're interested in to understand their requirements and see if they offer pathways for students from non-science backgrounds.

5. Bridge Programs:Some institutions offer bridge or preparatory programs to help students from different backgrounds transition into Computer Science programs.

Exploring these options will help you find a suitable path to pursuing a career in Computer Science.

There are various schemes for free education in Maharashtra like Shikshan Silk Shishyavrutti Scheme , Mahadbt scholarship, State govt open merit scholarships. To avail the benefits, following criteria must be fulfilled.

1. You must be a resident of Maharashtra.

2. You must belong to OBC, VJNT or SC category.

3. You must be studying in government, government - aided,or private non- aided institute.

4. Your annual family income should be less than or equal to 8 lakh .

Also govt have announced Majhi Ladki Bahin Scheme i in state budget for girls belonging to EWS.

Pursuing a Career in Company Law After Your LLB

After completing your 5-year LLB course, you have several options to delve deeper into Company Law:

1. Company Secretary (CS) Course:

• Eligibility: You can directly enroll in the CS course after completing your LLB.
• Benefits: The CS course provides specialized knowledge and skills in corporate governance, compliance, and secretarial practices.
• Career Prospects: CS professionals are highly sought after in corporate sectors, law firms, and government agencies.

2. Master of Laws (LLM) in Corporate Law:

• Eligibility: You can pursue an LLM in Corporate Law after completing your LLB.
• Benefits: An LLM can enhance your understanding of advanced corporate law concepts and provide you with research and analytical skills.
• Career Prospects: An LLM in Corporate Law can open doors to specialized roles in corporate law firms, in-house legal departments, and academia.

3. Bar Council Examination:

• Eligibility: After completing your LLB, you can appear for the Bar Council Examination to become a practicing lawyer.
• Benefits: This qualification enables you to represent clients in court and provide legal advice.
• Career Prospects: As a practicing lawyer, you can specialize in corporate law and handle various legal matters related to companies.

Additional Tips:

• Internships: Gain practical experience by doing internships in law firms or corporate legal departments that specialize in company law.
• Networking: Build relationships with professionals in the field through conferences, seminars, and online platforms.
• Stay Updated: Keep yourself updated with the latest developments in company law by reading legal journals, attending workshops, and following industry news.

By carefully considering these options and taking proactive steps, you can build a successful career in company law after completing your LLB

Hi there,

International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) have different level describing different eligibility.

Level 1 of IMO- Every student from class 1st to 12th are eligible to participate. There are percentage criteria.

Level 2 of IMO- Students who have passed and comes under the top 5% students are eligible for level 2. Also, a student must secure 50% or above in the class.

Veterinary College of Mizoram does Not have any management seats. The admission process is merit based for both undergraduate and post graduation courses.

Most of veterinary colleges and under govt . Only few have management seats . otherwise most of veterinary colleges don't have management seats.