Hello Aspirant

You can use below link and get the previous year papers and sample paper by selecting MSc category :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-sample-papers

For candidates to practise for the CUCET, sample papers serve as model questions.

I hope this answers your question.

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Hello,

Yes, those who have completed integrated msc in environmental science from a recognized university securing a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate are eligible to apply for BEd, in case of reserved categories there is relaxation of 5%,  you can also consider appearing for UGC NET for lectureship if you have 55% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, and other than this there is also recruitment for assistant professors at state level.

Hello!

Yes, indeed you can. For pursuing a post graduate degree in Paleontology, a candidate must be a graduate in any relevant discipline with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. However, the qualifying marks for the entrance exam varies from college to college. You need to secure the qualifying marks in the entrance exam in order to get admitted in this course.

Hope this information helps you. Good luck!

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Yes you can do BSC and MSC in different subject not in same one

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Hello,

Bachelor of science in environmental science is total 3 year full time course .There are alot future scope for in bsc environmental science .

Master's degree there are alot of master course that she can pursue .

Management course she can also pursue management course after bsc environmental science

She can prepare government examination .this is one of the best opportunity.

She can go for teacher or ngo work .

All the best!

Here are some best universities which offer msc microbiology, cell biology etc...

GD goenka university is one of the best university which provide msc in environmental science, msc microbiology, msc biotechnology etc. They have high calibered faculty, research facility and emphasis on multidisciplinary, experimental learning. It have international collaboration with top foreign universities.

JNU university offers msc microbiology, msc cell biology, life science, genetics ect.

BHU Banaras Hindu University is an other option for Msc in microbiology  with good infrastructures, faculties and placement opportunities.

Calcutta university, pondichery university, North east university,Goa university also offer msc microbiology course.

IISC Bangalore, IISER also provide integrated phd programs. Privet universities like VIT vellor, Amity university noida, LPU also offer this course.

Department of Microbiology, University of Delhi

Dear Aspirant,

Some public colleges providing dual degree in Environmental sciences and engineering are

• IIT ROORKEE
• IIT KHARAGPUR
• UNIPUNE
• Central University of Jharkhand

Dear aspirant,

As you are a bio science student and considering you haven't done your graduation till now so i would like to tell you that each and every college has this eligibility criteria that candidate should atleast pass /qualify their examination.

So, i would advise you to give supplement and qualify your 12th otherwise you can face difficulty at the time of examination. Although in science stream everything is judged on entrance basis but as an eligibility criteria this is always seen.

Hello aspirant,

YES, you can apply for UGC NET Exam for environmental science after msc Biochemistry. Any candidates from other Life Sciences background i.e. Biotechnology,Biochemistry,Botany,Microbiology etc are eligible to apply in UGC NET Environmental Sciences .

Furthermore, the eligibility criteria for UGC NET Exam is as follows :

• Candidates belonging to the open/unreserved category must score a minimum of 50% in their master
• OBC/ST/SC/PWD/Transgender candidates are also required to score minimum of 50% aggregate marks in their Masters or equivalent degree.

Further, to know more details on UGC NET Exam you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ugc-net-eligibility-criteria

I hope that this will help.