Solving and checking previous year really helps you since it can guide you better.. And you can get to see what type of questions are actually asked in the exam. You get to know the pattern of the paper.

Below is the link where you can find some sample papers as well as previous years question paper..

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-pgcet-sample-papers

https://university.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/pubdet-life-sciences-question-paper-2019

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hello student,

actually it is completely depend upon your interesting area. But for me the pure subject are always good. So if you have any interesting physics I will suggest you to go for MSc with physics . because there are lots of career prospects after MSc in Physics   you can go for

• teaching
• research as Junior research fellowship
• subject matter expert
• you can join any high level coaching centre
• you can join in government organisations like ISRO DRDO NTPC ONGC
• etc

Hope this will help you

Hi

IITs have a greater research scope as compared to NITs. Since in your masters, you would be working on a research topic and submitting your thesis, you would be more likely to get your own publication at an IIT, rather than an NIT. Moreover, the scope of Biotech in the country is gradually increasing, and will be beneficial if you want to seek a job later.

hi,

see if you want to become a veternary doctor you need to appear in neet exam or state wise entrance test for enroll in b.vsc course. however there is several career option available after msc in biology or zoology. you may work as a following professions,

Biology Content Developer

Biological Technician

Conservationist

Ecologist

Botanist

Geneticist

Horticulturist

Molecular Biologist

Plant Explorer

Plant Biochemist

Weed Scientist

Science Adviser

Forest Ranger

Farming Consultant

Hello!!!

Hope you are doing great!!!!

Best Life Science colleges in India are listed below:

• Mount Carmel College,Bangalore
• Ramnarain Ruia College,Mumbai
• St Xavier's College ,Mumbai
• Acharya Narendra Dev College,New Delhi
• Hansraj College,Delhi
• Kirori Mal College,Delhi
• Daulat Ram College,Delhi

For more colleges ,Kindly go through the link provided below:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-life-science-degree-colleges-in-india

Hope it helps!!!!

Good luck!!!!

Hi,

In life sciences one studies in detail about the living things and process occuring to them and their origin, physiology etc.

In earth sciences one studies about the physical and chemical process occuring on earth and in atmosphere ,their impact and interrelationships with one another.

CSIR NET exam is divided into following subjects -

Chemical sciences- masters course in chemistry

Physical sciences - masters of science course in physics

Life sciences - masters of science  course in botany, zoology and like subjects

Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean and Planetary Sciences-

Masters course in Geology, geochemistry etc. That is masters in all  the subjects which comes in this stream.