I completed my B.Sc in chemistry in 2006 and want to get admission in M.Sc in chemistry now. Is it possible?
Asked by minhaj ZAHID
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As per my knowledge and experience, you are definitely eligible for doing Master's degree. If you had completed your Bachelor's Degree successfully, it doesn't matter in which years you had completed. So, don't worry about it. You can definitely apply for M.Sc and get your Master's degree from any of the reputed University. -
You can try admission at open universities, if they offer any such course. Just look for universities in your own state or IGNOU. -
You can try admission at open universities, if they offer any such course. Just look for universities in your own state or IGNOU. -
Yes, it is possible. There is no age limit in pursuing a PG Degree even in regular mode at any university. One thing is, there you have to pass entrance tests or eligibility criteria that put forward by the concerned universities you are looking forward. You can also pursue M.Sc through open universities like IGNOU, which guarantee an equal value to regular degree. -
Yes, it is possible but you need to have a minimum percentage of 85, and you can also try getting admissions in open universities.
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