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| 10th January 2020 08:17 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course M.Sc. Coastal Aquaculture and Marine Biotechnology course is equivalent to Life science. |
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| 22nd August 2014 05:35 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course SIR/MAM I am doing integrated biotechnology and i dont want to continue thi just i want to do upto bsc and am interested to do oceanography . Am totallyy confused what to do. is there any entrance exam for this GOA university? how to approach this ? Interested in doing marine biotechnology. |
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| 30th January 2014 02:06 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course sir/ madam my % is 52 in b.sc biotech. may i apply m.sc marine biotech....? pls tel me |
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| 7th October 2013 12:12 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course what do we actually have to do in marine biotechnology? is it that we have to literally come in contact with the water body!? i love the subject but i am a highly hydrophobic person! this might sound foolish..but i just wish to get my concepts cleared regarding the subject! kindly answer. |
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| 19th June 2012 06:09 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course what is the scope after doing m.sc marine science? |
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| 12th June 2012 08:01 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course hai mam/sir iam nagalakshmi i'ii finish b.sc biotechnology. i want total fees str ; scope and job details in m.sc marine biotecnology |
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| 7th May 2012 06:34 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course i would like to join in m.sc marine biotechnology,i'll finish b.sc advanced zoology and biotechnology. am i eligible? |
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| 28th March 2012 04:57 PM | ||
| Unregistered Gautam Ghosh |
Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course My son will be completing BSC Biotechnology in June 2013. He wants to study MSC Marine Biotechnology. Can you please advise me about admission procedure, some good institutes ,course duration, total anmount of fees and job prospect. Thanks Gautam Ghosh |
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| 3rd January 2012 07:11 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course Am I eligible for to do marine biology after finished my bsc physics.. |
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| 29th December 2011 12:46 AM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course scope of phd marine biotechnology after M.Sc biotechnology? |
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| 18th July 2011 04:23 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course i am doing bse in biotec after i want go usa doing ms it is possible and which exam shall i give |
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| 22nd June 2011 05:24 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course mam my name is veena balan i have passed my bsc biotech want to do marine biotechnology what about the job opportunity? |
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| 18th June 2011 08:42 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course i have jz completed my 12th this year and have no interest to do MBBS.so can you please adviCe me wht is the eligibility to do marine boiotechnology? thankyou.. |
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| 9th May 2011 07:22 PM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course Please give me the detail of cources to be done after 12th science bio except MBBS I would like to get the knowledge about the cources?? |
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| 5th February 2011 11:32 AM | ||
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Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course how can i get into collage? what is the procedure of admission? |
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| 18th December 2010 08:40 PM | ||
| raja jeganathan |
Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course Marine Biology in the Andamans Marine sciences - an area of study for students interested in exploring various aspects of marine resources including ecology and ocean management - continues to be a fascinating and promising field for many. With the need for manpower being increasingly felt in this discipline, the subject is all set to scale greater heights, according to experts. "The study of marine water, its resources and disaster started to evolve as a science in the world nearly 100 years ago. In India, we are witnessing a fast track development in this science from the beginning. More than 8,000-km-length of coastline, including islands, provides an ample opportunity to develop this science," says P.M. Mohan, Head, Department of Ocean Studies and Marine Biology, Pondicherry University. The department functions at the Brookshabad campus of the university at Port Blair, Andamans. Citing the United National Convention on the Law of the Sea, he says the country has around three million sq.km. area for exploration of living and non-living resources. "In the present scenario, we need a huge manpower for the development of this science. But we are lacking in manpower." Aimed at developing skilled human resources for marine sciences the department has been offering courses at the M.Sc. and Ph.D levels. The study programmes offered are two-year M.Sc. courses in Marine Biology (46 seats) and Coastal Disaster Management (31 seats) and Ph.D in both the disciplines. "The programmes are primarily designed with the objective of developing trained manpower with skills required to cater to the need in the arena of marine biology and disaster management. In fact, the department has the mandate of exploring the potential of marine living and non-living resources, its application and sustainable management, creating a database on oceanographic parameters including physical, chemical and geological aspects," Professor Mohan explains. Location Established in the year 2000, the university's campus here is turning into a hub for postgraduate education in this field for students from across the country. Being a strategic location, Port Blair's natural environment comprising estuarine, mangrove and marine environmental conditions have come as an advantage for interested students. "The department's location at Port Blair provides a unique opportunity for students to get extensive exposure to a variety of marine environmental conditions comprising estuarine, mangrove, island and marine ecosystems," he says. The campus is 10 km away from the airport and seaport. It has hostel facilities. Eligibility Admission to the courses is through entrance examination. For M.Sc Marine Biology, students who have completed graduation in B.Sc. biological sciences are eligible. Those with graduation in any science, civil and mechanical engineering are eligible for the M.Sc. course in Coastal Disaster Management. Students enrolling for the master's are offered a studentship of Rs.1,000 per month. Curriculum Marine Biology deals with basic oceanography characteristics, biological aspects of animals, specialised fishery sciences, marine ecology, ocean management, coastal aquaculture and marine biotechnology. M.Sc. Coastal Disaster Management focuses on different characteristics of the coast, oceanographical parameters, basic concept of disaster management, remote sensing and geographical information system for disaster management. "The institute provides an opportunity for students aspiring to study marine sciences and also deep-sea sciences. We are planning to bring in add-on courses for the existing courses," Professor Mohan says. Career Scope There is no dearth of employment opportunities in this arena. "On completion, students have opportunities to join government departments such as fisheries, ocean development, universities and colleges conducting courses in marine sciences as faculty members. They can join coastal and inland state and private fish processing industries as quality managers and executives," he says. Student Experience For students and research scholars, life in Port Blair comes as a unique experience. "There are 572 islands but only 34 have human inhabitations. So, 85 per cent of the place comes under forest and is non-polluted," says P. Divya, currently doing her second year Ph.D here, who belongs to Tamil Nadu. Sweta Jha of Delhi, who is also a Ph.D scholar, says that Andaman and Nicobar Islands is filled with marine diversity. Sampath Ganta of Andhra Pradesh, currently a student of M.Sc. Marine Biology at the department, shares similar views. "Marine Biology is definitely an upcoming branch of science and has plenty of opportunities. Accessibility and transport is not a problem here," he remarks. Subbu Raman, a Junior Research Fellow at the centre, said the place had sandy shores, mangroves, and rocky shores and was suitable for deep-sea studies. |
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| 13th October 2010 10:59 PM | ||
| Rupender verma |
Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course dear sir/madam, To know Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course, i am telling you some colleges contact them for more details; MSc (Marine Biotech.) Andhra Pradesh Andhra University Visakhapatnam 530003 (A.P.) offers 2-year MSc Marine Biotech. Eligibility: Passed BSc exam of a recognised University. Goa Goa University Sub PO Goa University Taleigao Plateau Goa 403203 offers 2-year MSc Marine Biotech. Eligibility: BSc with 55% marks. Admission is made Tamil Nadu Annamalai University Annamalainagar 608002 (T.N.) offers M.Sc. Marine Biotechnology Course. Eligibility: A BSc. degree with 60% marks in subject of Life Sciences/ Agriculture/BE/MBBSj BVSc./BFSc. of a recognized Indian or Foreign University. Further details can be had from the University. Last date: September. Uttranachal Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology pantnagar 263145 Dist. Nainital (Uttar.) offers M.Sc. in Genetics & Animal Breeding. Eligibility: B.V.Sc./ A.H. |
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| 13th October 2010 10:27 PM | ||
| anurag kar |
Re: Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course Quote:
Normally are you getting confused how to do M.sc or what is the procedure to go for it. |
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| 13th October 2010 06:59 PM | ||
| karthi raj |
Details about M.Sc in Marine Biotechnology course sir/madam now am doing Bsc,(biotehnology) ,i want to study M.sc (marine biotechnology).but am not aware of that ,could you tel me about that. |
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