M.Sc. in Wildlife Biology and Conservation is an undergraduate programme of about 2 years in the science stream.
M.Sc. in Wildlife Biology and Conservation is not a single track. 6 specialisations are recorded under it, led by M.Sc. in Neuroscience. Most colleges now admit directly into a specialisation, so the choice is made at application time rather than in the second year — worth checking before you fill the form.
What to check before you commit
- The college, not just the course. Teaching, recruiters and fees differ sharply between the colleges that run it.
- The specialisation you will be admitted into. Most colleges now allot it at admission rather than in the second year.
- The entrance route and its calendar. Work backwards from the exam date, not forwards from the application deadline.
- The all-in cost. Tuition plus hostel and living, minus any waiver you qualify for.
- What the batch actually earns. Ask for the median and the placed percentage, not the highest offer.