MJPRU M.Sc: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

MJPRU M.Sc admission 2023 is open now. The last date to apply is August 25, 2023. Interested candidates can apply online on the official website @admission.mjpruiums.in. Admission to the course is based on the marks obtained in the entrance exam conducted by the University. For the final selection, candidates are required to participate in the counselling rounds at the university level. 

MJPRU M.Sc. Course Highlights

MJPRU M.Sc Important Dates 2023

MJPRU M.Sc Eligibility Criteria

In order to become eligible for this course, the candidate must have completed BSc programme with minimum 45% marks, For admission in MSc. (Biotech) programme, candidates had passed BSc. with minimum 50% marks. The candidate must also appear in the admission test.

MJPRU M.Sc Admission Guidelines

For admission to the program, candidates will have to appear for the admission test conducted by the University. Candidates who satisfy the cut-off criteria need to appear for college-level counselling after that.

• Visit the University website and fill the application form carefully by going through all the instructions 
• Upload your signature as well as Photograph in a jpeg format
• After submission of application form pay the fee through net banking/ credit card/debit card/
• The application fee is INR 500/- + Bank Transaction Fee that candidates need to pay
• Submit the form and keep the print out with you for future reference

Documents Required

• Mark Sheets
• Original Certificates
• Passport Size Photograph
• Income & Caste Certificate
• Residence Proof Copy
• Identity Proof Copy
• Medical Certificate

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MJPRU M.Sc Exam Pattern

There will be a single exam which will consist of 100 questions and the duration will be 2 hours. The University will conduct common examination for botany as well as plant science, zoology as well as animal science, applied chemistry as well as chemistry, applied maths as well as maths and applied physics as well as physics. After that, common merit will be prepared for all these papers. There will be multiple-choice questions; the process of scoring will be as follows:

• All objective questions will carry 4 marks for a correct answer.
• For incorrect response, 1 mark will get deducted
• No deduction is there in case of no response.
• All objective type question need to be answered on OMR answer sheets.
• The answer needs to be marked with a black ballpoint pen/HB pencil only.
• The calculation of merit will be on the basis of marks 

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