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Am I eligible to do PG in Forensic Science after completing BSc degree in MPC?


I'm completed my bsc degree in MPC (mathamatics,physics&chemistry) now I'm elligible to doing pg in forensic science or not




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I'm completed my bsc degree in MPC (mathamatics,physics&chemistry) now I'm elligible to doing pg in forensic science or not
The eligibility criteria for M.Sc Forensic Science course is varied from university to university. Basically, science stream graduates are eligible to seek admission to this course. Since, you have completed graduation in science stream you are definitely eligible for M.Sc Forensic Science course.

► Aspirants should hold a Bachelor degree in science stream (science/ engineering / pharmacy/medicine) from recognized university.

► At least 50% aggregate marks are needed to apply for this course in reputed university.

► Both the entrance exam and bachelor degree scores taken into consideration at the time of admission.

The candidates can apply for the M.Sc Forensic Science course, when the notification comes out. The application forms are available in the institution counter office or official website of respective institution. The admission into the M.Sc Forensic Science course is done through entrance exam. First preference will be given to student who have scored good marks in entrance exam and bachelor degree as well.
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