Doing MS in India: Eligibility for MS Nano Science

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Eligibility for pursuing an MS in Nano Science in India typically requires a background in engineering or science, such as a B.Tech, BE, or M.Sc. Individuals with a B.Sc in Physics and an MCA may find their qualifications do not meet the standard requirements set by Indian universities. It is advisable to directly contact the admissions office of the specific university for clarification on eligibility criteria and to discuss whether alternative qualifications might be accepted.
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Hi what is the eligibility to do MS in India. Since i did B.Sc in Physics and MCA (3year) too. Now i want to study MS in Nano Science. But Indian universities are asking B.Tech or BE or M.Sc to join in MS nano Science. Pls Clarify this.
 
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I don't know anything about the Indian system but you're maybe asking the wrong people - ask the university you're interested in if your qualifications meet their minimum criteria. Give them a call, I'm sure the admissions officer can give you an immediate answer.
 

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