Hello,

To get admission in M.Sc Environmental Science Self Finance in Osmania University, Hyderabad, you must appear for Common Post Graduate Entrance Test  (CPGET) and qualify in it.

To be eligible to appear for CPGET a candidate must have passed B.Sc with Chemistry as one of the optional subjects in part 2 and must have scored at least 30 credits and must have studied  any of the subjects mentioned: Botany, Zoology, Genetics, Microbiology, Biochemistry and Biotechnology as an optional subjects in part-II or at least four papers of 100 marks each.

To qualify in CPGET you must score minimum 25 marks if you belong to general/OBC category. There is no qualifying marks for SC/ST category candidates.

hi,

m.sc in environment science is generally 2 years course program, this is an Interdisciplinary stream , has versatile work opportunity in environment, biotechnology, life science related domain. An environment science degree holders may work in following disciplines:

Environmental specialist.

Environmental technician.

Environmental science teacher.

Marine biologist.

Environmental chemist.

Wildlife biologist.

Microbiologist.

Environmental consultant

however it is quite difficult to predict whether you may get work opportunity in mumbai or not, it depends on the current recruitment vacancies, company rules, work position. so as a fresher you may have to relocate in the work area to get the job and work experience.

Hi Harshada!

Below are some of the Colleges in Mumbai which offer M.Sc. in Environmental Science:

• TISS
• Amity University
• S K Somaiya College
• Fergusson College
• UNIPUNE
• Shivaji University
• SIES
• BAMU
• SRTMUN

Hope this is helpful!

All the best!

According to the ugc net eligibility, students must choose the examination for the subject that they studied after graduation. So you must first complete a postgraduate degree; undergraduates are not eligible for the UGCN. So, if you finish your master's degree in civil engineering, you'll have a variety of disciplines to pick from, including Chemical Science, Earth Science, Life Science, Mathematical Science, and others.

hi,

see environment engineering is related with civil engineering, production engineering like streams. so there is decent chances to get job as a assistant professor in private as well as government college. however govt college has less of vacancy compare to private college. I suggest you to make profile on linkedin, times job and update your cv and education, work experience details regularly. meanwhile you may check the different colleges official website to check for vacancy.

hope  it would help.

Hi Aspirant,

The syllabus for entrance examination in environmental science is quite huge and consists of several units.The most important subjects being Ecology & Environment: Definition, Scope-Branches of Ecology. Components of the Environment-Atmosphere, Lithosphere, Hydrosphere and Biosphere, Applications of Ecology, Concept of levels of organization and biosphere. Abiotic factors-Nature of response of organisms to Abiotic factors; Laws of limiting factors and Tolerance. Autecology-Definition-Comparison of autecology and synecology, Concept of species, speciation, characteristics of population. Basic components of an ecosystem-structure and functional aspects of an Ecosystem-Tropic structure-Ecological Niche-Ecological Dominance-Stability, Diversity rule. Homeostasis, aquatic Ecosystem-physico-chemical nature of lentic and lotic ecosystems. Types of aquatic ecosystemstructure and organization with examples of fresh water Ecosystem. Marine water ecosystem, estuarine water Ecosystem-Mangroves. Terrestrial Ecosystem: Tundra forest, Grassland, Desert ecosystem. Energy flow in ecosystems-Laws of Thermodynamics. Productivity-Biomass production, primary productivity and net productivity. Food Chain – Types of food chain with examples, Foodweb, Ecological pyramid of biomes. Number and energy-inverted ecological pyramids. Biogeochemical Cycles – Availability and rate of cycling of nutrients-gaseous and Sedimentary cycle.

and other subjects like soil fundamentals radioactive decay etc.

Hope it helps!!