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Master of Science |
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Eligibility
A. Candidate who has passed B.Sc.(Medical) with
50% Marks
B. B.Sc. (Hons.) degree in the subject concerned. (Subject
to change)

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Part I |
Part II |
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Course Code |
Title |
Course Code |
Title |
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501 |
Development of Botany
(Morphogenesis & Embryology) |
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601 |
Spermatophytes &
Biodiversity |
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502 |
Fungi Plant Pathology and
General Microbiology |
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602 |
Genetics & Evolution |
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503 |
Theoretical & Environmental
Biology |
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603 |
Plant Molecular Biology,
Biotechnology & Tissue Culture |
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504 |
Computer Application
in Botany & Ecology |
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604 |
Plant Breeding, Bio-Bio-statistics
& Economic Botany |
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505 |
Plant Physiology &
Biochemistry |
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605 |
Comprehensive Plant Biology |
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506 |
Algae, Bryophytes &
Pteridophytes |
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606 |
Economy Botany |
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551 |
Botany Practical Paper-I |
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651 |
Seminar |
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552 |
Botany Practical Paper-II |
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652 |
Field STudy |
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553 |
Botany Practical Paper-III |
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653 |
Botany Practical Paper
- I
(Based on Theory Paper Bot. 601 & 604) |
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654 |
Botany Practical Paper
- II
(Based on Theory Paper Bot. 602 & 603) |
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655 |
Project Report / Research
Techniques |
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Eligibility
A. A Candidate who has passed B.Sc.(Medical)
with 50% Marks
B. B.Sc. (Hons.) degree in
the subject concerned (Subject to change)
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Part I |
Part II |
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Course Code |
Title |
Course Code |
Title |
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501 |
Functional Organisation
of Animals |
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601 |
Ecology, Behaviour
& Wild Life and its Conservation |
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502 |
Cell Biology |
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602 |
Development Biology |
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503 |
Systematic &
Evolution |
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603 |
Genetics |
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504 |
Applied Zoology |
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604 |
Concepts of Immunology |
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505 |
General Biochemistry |
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605 |
Tools & Techniques
of Biology |
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551 |
Functional Organisation
of Animal (Practical) |
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606 |
Seminar |
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552 |
Cell Biology
(Practical) |
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651 |
Eco. Behaviour
& Wild Life (Practical) |
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553 |
Systematics &
Evolution (Practical) |
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652 |
Development Biology
(Practical) |
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407 |
Biostatistics |
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653 |
Genetics (Practical) |
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304 |
Computer Programming
& Data Processing |
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Eligibility
A. A Candidate who has passed B.Sc.(Medical/Non-Medical)
with 50% Marks & has studied the subject of post graduation
as an elective subject
B. B.Sc Hons. Degree in the subject concerned
C. Any examination recognised as equivalent to (A) and (B)
above.
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Part I |
Part II |
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Paper I |
Inorganic Chemistry |
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Paper I |
Inorganic Chemistry General-A |
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Paper II |
Organic Chemistry |
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Paper II |
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-B |
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Paper III |
Physical Chemistry |
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Paper III |
Organic Chemistry General-A |
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Paper IV |
Spectroscopy-A |
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Paper IV |
Advanced Organic Chemistry-B |
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Paper V |
Spectroscopy-B |
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Paper V |
Physical Chemistry General-A |
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Paper VI |
Mathematics for Chemist/General
Biology |
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Paper VI |
Advanced Physical Chemistry-B |
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Eligibility
A Candidate who has passed
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B.Sc.(Medical/Non-Medical) with 50% Marks
OR
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B.Sc. with Physics as elective subject
with 50% marks.
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Part I |
Part II |
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Course Code |
Title |
Course Code |
Title |
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401 |
Quantum Mechanics-I |
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71 |
Quantum Mechanics-II |
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402 |
Electrodynamics-I |
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72 |
Solid State Physics-II |
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403 |
Condensed Matter
Physics-I |
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73 |
Electrodynamics-II |
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404 |
Electronics |
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74 |
Nuclear Physics |
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405 |
Computational
Techniques |
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75 |
Particle Physics |
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406 |
Atomic &
Molecular Spectroscopy |
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77 |
Reactor Physics |
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410 |
Classical Mechanics |
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79 |
Radiation Physics |
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411 |
Mathematical
Physics |
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84 |
Optical Electronics |
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Eligibility
A Candidate who has passed
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B.Sc.(IT)/BCA with 50% Marks OR
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B.A./B.Sc. with Computers as elective
subject with 50% marks. OR
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P.G. Diploma in Computer Applications/ P.G. Diploma in
Information Technology/P.G. Diploma in E-commerce and
Internet Application with 50% marks (Subject to change)
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First Year |
Second Year |
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MCS 101 |
Advanced Data Structures |
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MCS 201 |
Theory Of Computations |
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MCS 102 |
Advanced Computer Architecture |
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MCS 202 |
Image Processing |
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MCS 103 |
Network Design & Performance |
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MCS 203 |
Design & Analysis of Algorithms |
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MCS 104 |
Discrete Structures |
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MCS 204 |
Formal Specification & Verification |
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MCS 105 |
Microprocessors & its Applicaions Techniques |
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MCS 205 |
Advanced Software Engineering |
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MCS 106 |
Soft Computing |
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MCS 206 |
Distributed Database Systems |
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MCS 107 |
LAB |
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MCS 207 |
LAB |
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MCS 108 |
LAB |
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MCS 208 |
Project Work |
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Eligibility
A Candidate who has passed
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B.Sc.(IT)/BCA with 50% Marks OR
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B.A./B.Sc. with Computers as elective
subject with 50% marks. OR
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P.G. Diploma in Computer Applications/ P.G. Diploma in
Information Technology/P.G. Diploma in E-commerce and
Internet Application with 50% marks (Subject to change)
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First Year |
Second Year |
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MIT-101 |
Analysis & Design of Embedded Systems |
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MIT-201 |
Object Oriented Modeling, Analysis and Design |
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MIT-102 |
Computer Based Numerical and Statistical Methods |
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MIT-202 |
Mobile Computing |
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MIT-103 |
Distributed Computing |
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MIT-203 |
Distributed Databases |
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MIT-104 |
Advanced Computer Organization and Architecture |
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MIT-204 |
Image Processing |
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MIT-105 |
Network Operating Systems |
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MCS 205 |
Fuzzy Systems |
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MIT-106 |
Symbolic Logic and Logic Programming |
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MIT-206 |
Network Design and Performance Analysis |
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MIT-107 |
Programming Laboratory –I (Numerical & Statistical Methods) |
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MIT-207 |
Programming Laboratory -III(Distributed Databases) |
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MIT-108 |
Programming Laboratory –II (Network Operating Systems) |
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MIT-208 |
Project Work |
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Eligibility
A Candidate who has passed
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B.A./B.Sc. Non-Medical with 50% marks
in aggregate and having Mathematics as one of the subject.
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B.A./B.Sc. with MATHEMATICS as elective
subject with 50% marks
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B.A./B.Sc. Hons. in the subject concerned
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B.A./B.Sc. in full subjects obtaining
45% marks in Mathematics. (Subject to change)
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Part I (New
System) |
Part II (Old
System) |
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Paper I |
Real Analysis |
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Paper VI |
Measure Theory & Functional
Analysis |
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Paper II |
Complex Analysis, Vector
Calculus & Differential Geometry |
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Paper VII |
Topology |
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Paper III |
Modern Algebra |
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Paper V III-IX-X (any
3 options) |
(i) Numerical Methods
(ii) Mathematical Statistics
(iii) Hydromechanics
(iv) Theory of Numbers |
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Paper IV |
Mechanics |
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Paper V |
Differential & Integral
Equations |
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