Selection Procedure for M.Sc. (Day & Evening) Admission 2016

For Physics (Day & Evening), Chemistry (Day & Evening), Mathematics (Day & Evening), Applied Geology and Electronics Science	Candidates will be selected strictly on the basis of result of a written admission test.
For Instrumentation	Candidates will be selected on the basis of results of written test and marks obtained in the B.Sc. (Honours / Equivalent) examination. The selection list will be prepared on the basis of the weightage on the marks of the admission test and the B.Sc. (Honours / Equivalent) examination. The ratio of weightage on the marks of admission test and the B.Sc. (Honours / Equivalent) examination is 60:40.
For Biotechnology	Candidates will be selected strictly on the basis of results of a two-tier entrance examination consisting of written test and a viva-voce. Limited number of candidates from the top of the interim merit list after written test will be called for viva-voce. Final merit list will be prepared on the basis of 70% weightage of the written test and 30% weightage of viva voce.

SC / ST Category

As per circular Nos. BC-16014/1/82-SC dt.06/08/1984 & BCD-1, D.O.12017/11/89-SCD(R.CELL) dt.09/01/1990 and letter No.1510-SCW dt.31/05/2007 from the Government of West Bengal, Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes of the States other than West Bengal are not entitled to get the benefit of reserved quota in Educational Institutions in West Bengal. Such students may get the benefit of reserve quota if they have domicile certificate of 10 years residency in West Bengal.

OBC-A / OBC-B Category

The candidates who will be provisionally selected under the OBC-A and OBC-B categories must produce an OBC certificate (the date of issue of the certificate should not be earlier than June 2015) issued by the competent authority that clearly indicates (i) the category (A or B) they belong to; (ii) that they do not belong to creamy layer of the society, at the time of counselling / admission.

OBC-A and OBC-B candidates from the States other than West Bengal are not entitled to get the benefit of reserved quota in Educational Institutions in West Bengal. Such students may get the benefit of reserve quota if they have domicile certificate of 10 years residency in West Bengal.

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