What is the eligibility criteria for MSc at Umang Geetai College of Women's Education?

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To be eligible for the MSc programme at Umang Geetai College of Women's Education, candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, such as Home Science, Nutrition, Textile Science, or other allied disciplines from a recognised university. The admission is based on merit and entrance ex

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