I am doing bsc. In chemistry this is my last year....am i eligible to take msc in biotechnology in this university?
Sure, if you are in the last year of your B.Sc. Chemistry, you usually can apply for M.Sc. Biotechnology at Lovely Professional University, as long as you finish your graduation and hit the required overall aggregate marks, most often something like 55–60% . LPU normally accepts candidates from rela
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Yeah, you're eligible. From what I've seen, LPU accepts students from related life science backgrounds, and B.Sc Chemistry is usually considered valid for M.Sc Biotechnology as long as you have the required percentage (around 50–60%).
Compared to many universities that are strict about having only bi
Upvote Yeah, so if you are in the last year of your B.Sc. in Chemistry , you can usually go for the M.Sc. in Biotechnology at LPU, but only if you finish your bachelor's degree and you actually satisfy the university eligibility criteria by the time of admission. And Chemistry counts as one of the accepted
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