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1 of 4 colleges, compared for M.Sc.
Why consider it
SJU
- NAAC A++ grade (CGPA 3.79)
- Private college
The course
SJU
M.Sc, 2 years
15 branches
- Analytical Chemistry
- Big Data Analytics
- Biochemistry
- Biotechnology
- Computer Science
- Counselling Psychology
9 more branches
- Cyber Security and Artificial Intelligence
- Environmental Science and Sustainability
- Food Science and Technology
- Mathematics
- Microbiology
- Organic Chemistry
- Physics
- Statistics
- Zoology
Fees
SJU
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Admission and eligibility
SJU
How you get in
Direct / Institutional Admission, NRI
Eligibility
- a minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; Bachelor's degree with 40% aggregate and 50% in Chemistry/Biochemistry, with Chemistry as optional/major/special/main subject. Mathematics at 10+2 level or equivalent. SC/ST/Category I: 5% relaxation. Final-semester candidates may apply with previous semester marks
- a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; Graduates who have studied mathematics/Basic mathematics/Business Mathematics or statistics or Computer Science as cognate subjects and secured 40% in the cognate subject and 50% marks in aggregate; or BCA with Mathematics up to +2; or BE/B.Tech graduates. Three-year Bachelor's degree with 50% aggregate and 40% in cognate subject. SC/ST/Category I: 5% less
- a minimum of 55% in the qualifying examination; BSc/equivalent degree and should be recognised by the UGC or the Association of the Indian Universities, with Physics as a major subject (minimum 24 credits) and Mathematics as a major or ancillary/subsidiary subject (minimum 8 credits). minimum of 55% marks in Physics in the qualifying examination with 50% marks aggregate. SC/ST: 5% exemption. NEP students: Physics (min 24 credits) plus compulsory Mathematics in 11th–12th, and must score minimum 40% in a basic mathematical skills objective test during the online interview
- a minimum of 55% in the qualifying examination; BSc/equivalent degree and should be recognised by the UGC or the Association of the Indian Universities, with Mathematics/Statistics as a major or main subject and a minimum of 24 credits in Mathematics/Statistics. 55% marks in Mathematics/Statistics in the qualifying examination with 50% marks aggregate. SC/ST: 5% exemption
- a minimum of 55% in the qualifying examination; BSc/equivalent degree and should be recognised by the UGC-Approved Institution, with Mathematics as a major subject or one of the main subjects and a minimum of 24 credits in Mathematics. minimum of 55% marks in Mathematics in the qualifying examination with 50% marks aggregate. SC/ST: 5% exemption
- a minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; B.Sc. in Environmental Science/Environmental Management/Environmental Studies; or B.Sc. in any Natural Sciences stream; or BE/B.Tech in Environmental Engineering/Civil Engineering/Urban Planning/B.Arch/Biotechnology; or other three- or four-year Science degree programmes at institutional discretion. Minimum 40% marks in the aggregate of all the subjects (including English and Languages) and 50% marks in the cognate subject. SC/ST/Category I: 5% relaxation
- a minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering, Food Technology, Home Science, Food Science and Nutrition, Food Science and Quality Control, Clinical Nutrition, Biochemistry, or Biotechnology/Microbiology. Minimum 40% aggregate; 50% in cognate subject. SC/ST/Category I: 5% concession. Mathematics at +1/+2 / PUC level is compulsory (exempted for students with BSc / BTech, Food Science and Technology / Food Technology)
- a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; Any ONE of: (1) BA/BSc with Psychology as cognate subject — min 50% aggregate and 55% in Psychology papers; (2) Bachelor's degree (B.Ed, B.Sc Nursing, Physiotherapy, Management, Health Sciences, or Social Sciences such as Sociology, Social Work, Philosophy, Rehabilitation Sciences) with at least one core Psychology paper — min 50% aggregate and 55% in Psychology papers; (3) One-year diploma in Counselling Psychology with 55% aggregate in Psychology papers. All candidates must pass the entrance exam
- a minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; 3-year B.Sc. with Chemistry or Biochemistry as one of the major subjects, or an Honours degree. Minimum 40% aggregate in all subjects and 50% in Chemistry (cognate subject)/Biochemistry, with minimum 24 credits in Chemistry
- a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; Candidates must have completed a B.Sc. in Computer Science / BCA / B.Sc. IT, BE (Computer Science), BCom (with Computer Science as one of the subjects) or an equivalent degree with Mathematics as one of the subjects. Minimum 50% aggregate (or 45% for reserved categories). Applicants should possess a basic background in programming and core computer science subjects.
- a minimum of 40% in the qualifying examination; Bachelor's degree with minimum 40% aggregate and 50% in Chemistry/Biochemistry (minimum 24 credits in Chemistry). Mathematics at 10+2 level or equivalent required. SC/ST/Category I: 5% relaxation. Final-semester candidates may apply with previous semester marks
- a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; B.Sc. graduation with any Life Science/Biotechnology, or B.Sc. (Hons.) degree. Acceptable backgrounds: Biotechnology, Biology, Botany, Microbiology, Zoology, Agricultural Science, Dairy Sciences, Horticulture, Forestry, Fisheries, Pharmacy, Engineering (Biotechnology), Medicine/Dental, or Agricultural Engineering. Minimum 50% marks (5% relaxation for SC/ST)
- a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; Three-year BSc degree in Zoology/Applied Zoology/Life Sciences/Biology/Wildlife Biology with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. Students appearing for final semester exams may apply with previous semester marks. PG applicants must indicate their cognate subject (Zoology for M.Sc. Zoology applicants)
- a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; B.Sc. in any Life Science subject; B.Sc./B.Sc. (Hons) in Biotechnology, Biology, Botany, Microbiology or Zoology; or Agricultural Science, Dairy Sciences, Horticulture, Forestry, Fisheries, Pharmacy, Engineering (Biotechnology), Medicine, Dental, or Agricultural Engineering. Minimum 50% aggregate in optional subjects. SC/ST/Category I candidates having 5% marks less than that mentioned above are also eligible
- a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; Graduates with Computer Science, or BCA with Mathematics, minimum 50% aggregate in optional subjects; or B.Sc. PCM graduates with a one-year PG Diploma/Certificate in Computer Science; or Bachelor's degree holders with the cognate subject, minimum 40% aggregate and 50% in cognate subject. SC/ST/Category I: 5% relaxation
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