I think BHU is a grad level course while JNU offers only at Masters and Doctoral level courses (MSc, M.Phil and PhD in Environmental Sciences), so technically you can go for BOTH.

But given the choice JNU Environmental Sc has no match. This is because of

1. Extensive exposure
2. Established research groups and properly oriented labs
3. In terms of financial expenditures
4. Campus life etc

ALL THE BEST

Dear Balpreet,

Thank you for your query. The following is the exam pattern and syllabus for MSc Environmental Science entrance exam in OEE.

• Exam Pattern:
• Number of Questions
• Section-A:20
• Section-B: 80
• Duration of Exam:2 Hours

All the best

Dear Aspirant,

For MSc Environmental Science the admission is based on merit basis.

HPU conduct entrance exam only if the the number of applications is five times the number of seats. The entrance exam consists of 100 questions with 1 mark each

The syllabus mostly includes topics related to your undergraduation and some topics likePhysics and Chemistry of Environment ,Water Resources, Ecology & Ecosystems,Biogeography, Land and soil Conservation and management, Environmental Biotechnology, Biodiversity etc

Hence the topics which are more related to environment will be there in syllabus

Hope this helps

Hello Aspirant!

As Environmental science incorporates many aspects of Life Sciences in it, you can appear in CSIR-NET Life Science. But you will have to do a lot of extra hard work for CSIR-NET exam preparation apart from completing your post-graduate syllabus. The syllabus varies largely. If you are willing to pursue M.Sc. in Environmental Science, you should go for UGC-NET Environmental Sciences keeping in view the syllabus. It will be more helpful to you as per my knowledge.

I hope this answer will help you.

Among the five subjects 5 subjects

1. Life sciences - the syllabus of the entrance is based on the major topics of life sciences.

2. earth, atmosphere, ocean & planetary science - syllabus covers the topics related to earth, environment, atmosphere etc.

3. physical science  - syllabus includes physics

4. mathematical sciences - syllabus includes mathematics

5. chemical sciences - syllabus includes chemistry.

So with environmental science the subject earth, atmosphere, ocean & planetary science will be.more related so if you want you can select this subject.

Hope you find it helpful.

Hello Aspirant,

In Vivekanand College, Thakurpur there is no any entrance examination for admission to B.Sc. (Hons.) course in environmental science. Admission is done solely on the basis of merit list prepared on the basis of your 10+2 marks.

Since cut-off is bound to change every year depending upon various factors like availability of seats, number of applicants and so on so it is little bit difficult to predict the cut-off for this year.

For more details about Vivekanand College, Thakurpur you should refer to the link given below :-

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/vivekananda-college-thakurpukur

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant
After masters in environmental science there will be many opportunities for you , that you may opt accordingly, some of these are listed below:

• You can be a teacher/professor.
• you can get government jobs in this area like in pollution control board and water authority etc.
• You can get job in private sectors like on the position of Environmental manager position, environmental consultant, environment journalist etc.
• you can go for research in environmental science by opting Phd.

Good Luck..

Hello,

It depends upon what course you choose to do for example if you do masters in environmental sciences like master of technology course which is done after btech then there is a good career in this field. There are some diploma courses to in environmental sciences however you need them to be back the by some other degrees usually engineering degrees.

Hope this helps. Thank you.