DAV College Abohar M.Sc: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. M.Sc Mathematics is the most affordable option with a total fee of INR 59,950 for the complete two-year programme, payable as INR 29,975 per year. M.Sc Chemistry and M.Sc Physics are similarly priced at INR 71,410 and INR 73,550 respectively. M.Sc Biotechnology is the highest at INR 1,28,130 due to its laboratory-intensive curriculum.

Ans. Yes. Any graduate from a recognised university across India is eligible to apply for M.Sc admission at DAV College Abohar, provided they hold a B.Sc with the relevant subject as a major and have secured at least 45 percent aggregate marks. There is no domicile restriction at the college level. However, students from outside Punjab should confirm specific Panjab University affiliation requirements at the time of PG registration.

Ans. Yes. All five M.Sc specialisations follow a common merit-based admission process with shared timelines. Applications open June 1, 2026, merit lists are published by June 20, 2026, and PG registration runs from July 1 to July 20, 2026. No specialisation-specific entrance test is conducted. Each specialisation has its own subject eligibility requirement based on the relevant B.Sc background.

Ans. Candidates should bring original graduation mark sheets for all semesters or years, the degree certificate if issued, school leaving certificate, character certificate, and a valid category certificate from the competent authority if claiming SC, ST, OBC, or EWS reservation. Document verification is conducted between July 20 and July 30, 2026 alongside fee deposit.

Ans. The INSPIRE Scholarship from the Department of Science and Technology is available to M.Sc science students who secured top 1 percent marks in their Class 12 board examinations. It is a centrally administered scholarship credited directly by DST and is applicable to all five M.Sc specialisations at DAV College Abohar. Students must apply through the official DST INSPIRE portal with the required academic certificates.

Ans. Graduates of all five M.Sc specialisations are eligible to appear for UGC-NET and CSIR-NET examinations, which qualify candidates for Junior Research Fellowships and assistant professor positions at colleges and universities. Subject-specific career paths include research scientist roles in biotech and pharma for M.Sc Biotechnology graduates, quality analyst and R&D positions for Chemistry graduates, IT and software roles for Information Technology graduates, and teaching and data analytics roles for Mathematics and Physics graduates.