Does Indian Institute of Science have M.Sc applied genetics course?

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2 years ago

Although it does not offer an M.Sc. in Applied Genetics specifically, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) does offer a variety of advanced Science programmes. Typically offering integrated Ph.D. programmes in biological sciences and allied subjects, IISc is well-known for its research-focused pro

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Om Kathe
8 years ago
No, Indian Institute of Science does not offer M.Sc in Allied Genetics. There are different courses in this college for M.Sc. Best of luck for your future.

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