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How can one clear the JNU entrance for MSc biotechnology?
Here are some of the tips from my friends at JNU that can help you score well in the entrance for M.Sc Biotechnology.
- Clear your basics on core subjects like Biochemistry (Enzyme Kinetics, Bio-Energetics), Genetics, Cell-biology.
- Practice probability-related questions. These are quite scoring and there are a good number of questions asked from these topics.
- Ecology and Evolution are the other areas that you should stress. If your undergraduate study included immunology developmental biology then you should revise those topics well.
- Also, practice from previous year’s question papers. Also, try to cover the last 5 years of GATE life science papers.
- Try to do maximum number of questions in both sections of the examination.
There are very few seats available, so prepare sincerely.
How do I prepare for the JNU life sciences MSc entrance examination?
You can crack the JNU Entrance examination for a master's using an appropriate study strategy and consistency. The competition level is a bit high, so you need to put in be extra effort during the preparation. Initially, you should have a clear have knowledge of all the basics and theories. It is better to get a fair idea of the previous year's question pattern. Some of the broad topics include
- Mendelian Genetics.
- Developmental Biology
- Classification of the living world.
- Bergey’s Manual.
- Immunology
- Transcription, Translation, and Replication
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Environmental Science
- Bioinformatics
- Genetic Engineering
- Cell Biology
- Microbiology
They follow an objective question pattern, so practice the papers both online and offline.
How should I prepare for MA Economics entrances for JNU and DSE in 45 days?
Preparing for MA Economics entrances for JNU and DSE will need immense concentration and dedication. You will need to prioritize to keep everything in balance. Here are some things you can go through:
- The core subjects include Mathematics, Statistics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Econometrics. Select any 3 out of these 5 subjects which you feel are your strengths.
- Revise the basics from your graduation notes and practice past year exam papers.
- For the subjects you feel you are weaker in, revise the basics. Do not spend too much time on them.
- Practice questions from past years.
- Analyse the topics in which you are lagging behind and try to read those in detail. You can also skip some topics too.
- For Statistics, focus more on Permutations and Combinations, Probability, Discrete and Continuous Random Variables.
- DSE requires a mathematical approach and proper concentration. So practice past year papers and do not forget concepts.
The books you can refer to are: Dornbush and Blanchard for Macroeconomics. Hal Varian, Nicolson, and Pyndick for Microeconomics. Hammond and Chiang for Maths. SC Gupta and Miller for Statistics and finally Gujarati for Econometrics.
Does JNU have an LLB programme?
JNU doesn’t have a Law School or faculties for Law. Thus, it doesn’t offer an LLB or an LLM program.
The university only offers Bachelor’s programs in Foreign languages. However, JNU has two centers of International Legal Studies and Law & Governance that offer M.Phil and Ph.D programs.
What can be the average expense for a non-Delhi student to study in JNU?
The expense of Jawaharlal Nehru University is comparatively lower when compared with other institutes in India. The fee structure and expenses of life at JNU are detailed below
|
Admission Fee |
INR 300 |
|
Hostel Fee |
INR 1400-1600 per year |
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Tuition Fee |
INR 300 per year |
JNU gives scholarships of INR 2000 to economically backward students, and they offer free health care facilities. So, the monthly expenses for a non-native student will range from INR 1000-2000 per month.
What are the placements after an MA in economics from JNU?
Economics offers many career options. Having a master’s degree in Economics from JNU will offer you many placement opportunities. Here are some of the career paths that you can choose after the completion of your degree.
- Quite a few companies visit the JNU campus every year to recruit students in data analyst and research analyst profiles. The average package offered in the placement drive is 9 LPA. However, not all students get placement offers. So, you want to work in a data incentive profile, it’s better to go for institutes like DSE, ISI, IGIDR, etc.
- Many students chose to pursue higher education. You can do M.Phil or integrated M.Phil-P.hD. JNU is a great option for pursuing higher studies in Economics. After completing your degree, you can teach and continue research.
- You can appear for civil service examinations.
- If you want to work in research domain but are not necessarily willing to pursue a P.hD, you can join think tanks. But you should keep in mind that getting into credible think tanks is not easy.
- You also have the option to take examinations for RBI and EXIM Bank. A background in Economics is a must for these examinations.
No matter what you choose to do, the competition is quite hard. So, you will have to work accordingly.
How do I crack JNU MA economics with specialization in world economy entrance without coaching
Self-study is the best tool to score well in examinations. Since JNU is the dream institute for most students, the competition level is very high, but you can crack it with strong determination and dedication. If you are good at the basics and theories that you studied at graduation, then half the job is done. Try to solve the previous year's question paper, which is available on the official website of JNU.
Some important topics are listed below
- Macroeconomics
- Microeconomics
- Econometrics
- International Trade
- Statistics
- National Accounting
- Profit Maximization
Strive hard and give your best.
How much does an Indian software engineer earn in the US? What is the scope of an MCA from JNU/NIT in the US?
In US, Indian software engineers earn around $60k-$80k in entry-level jobs. After 3-5 years of work experience, the salary amount becomes $90k-$130k. For software engineering professionals with around 5-10 years of experience, the salary package is around $130-$200k.
Jobs in the Software industry have little to do with the university you graduated from. The international recruiters look for skills. If you have industry-relevant skills, you will receive good placement opportunities. After doing an MCA you can get jobs in US, if you fulfill the skill requirement.
What are the UG course offered by JNU?
At the undergraduate level, JNU only offers courses in Foreign languages. These courses include Persian, Pashto, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, French, Spanish, German, etc. If you have done a diploma of one year or more in these subjects then you will be able to directly join the second year of BA Hons.
How should I prepare myself, for MA in economics entrance examination of JNU?
Especially if you are from a political science background, make sure you have deep knowledge about the topics that you have covered during your graduation. The questions that appear in the entrance examination usually focus on topics like Classical Political Philosophy, Indian Political Thought, Indian Politics, and International Relations
Suggested Readings
- Classical Political Philosophy - Sushila Ramaswamy or C.L.Wayper
- Indian Political Thought - Thomas Pantham or B.R. Mehta
- Indian Politics - Oxford Companion to Indian Politics, and read the book by Bidyut Chakravarty and Rajendra Pandey on Indian government and politics.
- For theoretical understanding, - Baylis and Smith.
Never skip current affairs, which is an important part of the question paper, and try to improve your writing skills for better results.
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