u/sochtabohot_hu

I'm currently a student in Bsc Zoology and while my first preference is studying well enough to get a good college in masters and then go down the research route, the possibility of doing an Mtech after msc is also looking promising.

I know that for core engineering courses I won't be eligible in top colleges but for Mtech in interdisciplinary ones, for eg Mtech in Nanoscience at JNU, I do stand eligible provided I clear the cutoff. I want to know if I will be eligible for placements provided I've got a biology background?

Are there any other course+college combinations that you can suggest that accept biology background people?

Is this a common pathway, has anyone done this from biology?

My qualifications:

X - 96%, XII - 90%, Bsc Zoology second year

I wanted to ask people currently pursuing Msc. in Computational and Integrative Sciences about this course.

1. What is the cutoff required for this course in GAT-B?
2. I heard some news that SCIS will begin intake of students through CUET as well. Is that true and has it started?
3. i heard some of my seniors talk about placements being offered in this course, specifically in the computational biology domain. Can you please shed some light on that?
4. Also, coming from a biology background, how difficult will the transition be into this course? I can absolutely give my heart into it, but is it really very hard?

Thank you a lot