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27th October 2019 05:28 PM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

I am currently pursuing B.Sc in biotechnology which is 3 year course and i want to do masters from us .. am.i eligible

13th March 2019 09:40 PM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

Hi, I have done bsc. Zoology hons and now I want to pursue MS biotechnology from USA . So I want to ask that what further steps will help me out.

26th October 2017 08:17 PM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

I am pursuing BE in Information Technology and wish to go for MS in Biotechnology. Is it possible?

24th June 2015 02:53 PM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

What are the exam required to do my ms afrter btech biotechnology

28th December 2014 06:53 PM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

I have completed my Bsc biotechnology (honours) and I want to pursue MS biotechnology from usa,but problem is that,in usa only four years Ug graduates course students can study. So what's the solution of this problem? Plz reply

9th July 2012 01:28 PM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

I've completed my graduation from calcutta university and one yaer PGDCA course from Sikkim Manipal University. Will it be granted as 16 year of study or I have to do an Msc program to get admission in an usa university for MS course?

7th December 2011 09:13 PM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

how much percentage for M.S

26th October 2011 12:40 AM

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Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

Hi am lavish doing b.tech biotech I want to know about eligibility in M.S. in bio-informatics and M.S. in immunology and universities of bio-informatics and universities of immunology in U.S.A.

25th October 2011 12:32 PM

Aninkanti

Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

Eligibility for MS in USA:

Educational Qualification:
You must have need Graduate or post graduate or 3 year degree + 1 year diploma .

Universities of USA for Biotech:

*University of California(San Diego)

*Johns Hopkins University

*Stanford University

*Washington University

*Yale University

All the best!

25th October 2011 09:04 AM

ravik1214

Re: Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

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Hi am lavish doing b.tech biotech I want to know about eligibility for m.s in u.s.a and universities of u.s.a for biotech

Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

Most of the universities of USA needs at least 16 years of education before applying .Means you must have 10+2+4 years of study.
So any Graduate or post graduate or 3 year degree + 1 year diploma are eligible.
Make them feel that you are keen to study in their universities .
The most important part of studying in USA is choosing right universities so you should choose university that is best suited to you according to your interest and subject and offcourse facilities.

Universities of Biotech in USA

University of California (San Fransisco)
University of pennsylvania
University of California(San Diego)
Johns Hopkins University
Washington University(St. Louis)
Stanford University
Washington University
Yale University
MIT
University of Wisconsin(Madison)

With Regards
ravik1214

29th December 2010 12:38 PM

Lavish.lovely

Eligibility for MS in USA and Universities of USA for Biotech?

Hi am lavish doing b.tech biotech I want to know about eligibility for m.s in u.s.a and universities of u.s.a for biotech

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