Kindly explain in detail the eligibility criteria for M.Sc biotechnology at Fergusson College.

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Anshpreet Kaur | Contributor-Level 6

a year ago

To apply for M.Sc. Biotechnology at Fergusson College, Pune, you must have a B.Sc. degree in Biotechnology or a related subject like Nanoscience/ Nanotechnology with at least 55% marks. Admission is based on a college-level entrance exam, and merit in that test decides selection. The course duratio

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Nandini Gutte | Contributor-Level 7

a year ago

The eligibility criteria for MSc biotechnology College will be
You must have a bachelors degree in biotechnology with a full-time three years BSc

The marks you should secured should be above 55% for a general category student and above 50% for reserve categories student

You also have been selected as

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