- A minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; Pass in 3-year B.Sc with Physics & Mathematics as two of three cognate subjects; 50% in Physics (cognate) and 40% aggregate
- A minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; Graduation with Psychology as cognate subject; 50% in cognate subject (or 40% aggregate and 50% in Psychology)
- A minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; B.Sc with Chemistry as a subject; 40% aggregate and 50% in Chemistry (cognate) at B.Sc; Mathematics at PUC/10+2 level required; B.Sc Life Sciences graduates not eligible
Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies (AIGS)
M.Sc at Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies
M.Sc at Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies is a two-year postgraduate programme. It is offered in Chemistry, M.Sc, Physics and Psychology.
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M.Sc at a glance
- Level
- Postgraduate
- Field
- Science, Psychology
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Admission
- Direct / Institutional Admission
- Pathways
- 4
- Duration
- 2 years
- Academic cycle
- 2027–28
4 pathways
Explore M.Sc pathways
M.Sc is offered in these specialisations here.
- 01M.Sc — Chemistry
- 02M.Sc — M.Sc
- 03M.Sc — Physics
- 04M.Sc — Psychology
Who can apply
Eligibility
The process
How admission works
- 01
Check your eligibility
Read the rules above against the student’s qualifying examination.
- 02
Apply through the admission route
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Questions
How long is M.Sc at Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies?
M.Sc at Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies runs for 2 years.
Who is eligible for M.Sc at Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies?
Acharya Institute of Graduate Studies states this for M.Sc: Pass in 3-year B.Sc with Physics & Mathematics as two of three cognate subjects; 50% in Physics (cognate) and 40% aggregate.




