St Joseph's Degree and PG College, Hyderabad All Questions

Government PG College Sector 1, Panchkula is a Government, NAAC B++ accredited, affiliated college of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra . The PG courses offered by the college are provided below:

M.Com

MA English

MA History

MA Political Science

MA Psychology

MA Economics

The Post graduate Diploma programs offered are-

PGD Yoga

PGD Nutrition and Dietetics

PGD Journalism and Mass Communication

PGD Computer Science

For more information regarding the college consider the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-pg-college-sector-1-panchkula

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Dear aspirant!

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CUET Eligibility Criteria 2022: PG Courses

The candidates must have done graduation in the relevant discipline with a minimum of 55% marks for admission in the postgraduate courses. The SC, SR, PwD or OBC category must have passed with 50% marks in graduation.

The candidates applying for the CUET PG should have a bachelor's degree or equivalent exam with the minimum qualifying marks as per the university. As per the official notification of CUET Eligibility for PG Courses, there is no age limit for the students to appear for the examination..

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Dear Aspirants,

There are many pros and cons of doing postgraduation after your MBBS, just like any other step you take in life. Let's try and understand a few of these. The pros first:

1. Being a specialist gives you a higher pedestal in the hierarchy of medicine.
2. You will gain a lot more knowledge and will be an expert at treating diseases related to a specific organ system. You will be the final stop for your patient.
3. There will be a lot more job satisfaction over the years along with much greater recognition in society. You might also have a fan following with patients if you solve some tough cases that others can't
4. A lot more monetary gains without doubt along with the associated riches.
5. A much bigger opportunity to travel the world while attending specialty conferences and lecturing peers if you are of an academic bent of mind.
6. Publish meaningful research that contributes to literature in your field and influence practice patterns of your peers that might benefit millions of patients in the years to come

The cons:

1. Spending a lot of extra time and effort to gain the specialty degree and required fellowship, roughly 5 years more.
2. A lot more financial investment to set up your practice and hence liability (read high EMI till age 50)
3. Deal with complications and surgical failures/death and learn how to break the bad news.
4. Managing your practice is a huge responsibility where you are responsible for everything from waste disposal and sterilization to financial and work force management. It can be taxing.
5. Probably slightly lesser time with family since you will be busy, but this can be managed.

There are plenty more pros and cons but you get the drift of how things might be. A few years after MBBS is the only time you can join PG. You can't do it later so think hard before giving it up. With immense power comes immense responsibility. Be prepared and you will succeed.

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Hello student!

Admission to the PG Programme is made from the Merit prepared on the basis of the PG Entrance Examination of Objective Type conducted by the University. You can go for an MD or MS in Ayurveda after completing your BAMS.

India has around 100 colleges offering MD in Ayurveda course. Out of the total MD in Ayurveda colleges in India, 49% are private, 43% are government, and the rest are public-private colleges.

As per the information given by the Ayush Ministry their are around 4600+ ayurveda seats in 415+ institutes present across india.

Some top colleges are-

• IMS BHU - Institute of Medical Sciences Banaras Hindu University.
• State Ayurvedic college and Hospital, Lucknow.
• Government Ayurveda College and Hospital, Nagpur
• Podar Ayurveda Medical College, Mumbai

Here is the link providing list of colleges for MD in ayurveda in india (with their fee structure, courses and other details as well).- https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-md-in-ayurveda-colleges-in-india

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Hello!

Your question is a bit unclear. I'm hoping you're asking about the details of CUET entrance exam. The Common University Entrance Exam (CUET) is conducted by NTA for admission in various universities. The scores of CUET exam is taken into consideration for admission in various courses. CUET entrance test have four sections:

• Section IA – 13 Languages
• Section IB – 19 Languages
• Section II – 27 Domain-specific Subjects
• Section III – General Test

Hope this helps!

An early childhood care and education course is designed to provide individuals training to support parents of young kids and toddlers in learning in a protective environment through various playful activities. The ECCE subjects include:

• Child development
• Activities of young children
• Language Development

and other such subjects that help in overall growth of kids.

Now you have asked about PG syllabus for ECCE i.e :

• Educational Psychology
• Stages of Development
• Important of Play
• Factor Affecting Early Childhood
• First Aid
• Principles and Approaches of Early Childhood Education
• Helping Early Childhood Learners Settle Down in School
• Sensorial
• Mathematics and Numbers in Montessori
• Role of Parents in Schooling

Dear Student,

Candidates who want to take the ICAR-AIEEA exam for admission to the 2022–2023 academic year must be eligible to do so. "Applying for AIEEA (PG), participating in the exam, and qualifying the same does not necessarily guarantee acceptance of eligibility," the Information Bulletin states.

1. Nation of origin

- Candidates must be citizens of India.

2. Academic Conditions -

- The prerequisite for registration is a bachelor's degree.

- Candidates who appear should be qualified to take the test.

- The applicants must have completed one of the following degrees: 10+2+4, 10+2+5, B.V. Sc. & A.H., or 10+6 years of study (B.Sc.Ag.).

- Only two ICAR-DUs are open to applicants having a bachelor's degree from a 10+2+3 programme (NDRI Karnal and IARI Pusa).

- Candidates for admission to the M.V.Sc. programme must have a B.V.Sc. & A.H. degree and have completed an internship.

You can find the notifications on the official website- icar.nta.ac.in

Hello there,

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It is really difficult to predict an exact cut off for a particular college or particular course since it keeps on changing every year. However looking at previous year's cut off trends for MS in OBG cut off rank were between 8121-9890 at all india level. So it can be really difficult for you to get a government seat with the rank you have mentioned above. You can try getting admission in Private colleges or through management quota, there might be few chances of your admission. I have mentioned list of private colleges below where you can try to get admission:

Christian Medical College, Vellore

SRM, Chennai

PSG Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre, Coimbatore

Dr Somervell Memorial CSI medical college and Hospital, Karakonam

Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church Medical College, Kolenchery

To predict chances of your admission in medical college according to your score, rank or location use our NEET PG COLLEGE PREDICTOR tool by tapping on the link below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

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Hi,

To be a candidate for NEET PG doesn't hold any importance from where you did your mbbs, it all depends on your knowledge and diligency.

How meticulously you studied during your mbbs days, how you make the best of your time during your college days, how much you gain from clinical trials is what gets to decide your fate in pg examination.

There have been many examples who did their UG from private universities but still managed to ace their pg. So, you don't need to feel any less from the candidates from government mbbs students.

Stay positive!

Regards.

Hi,

Samples question papers and question banks act as a catalyzer in your preparation journey for entrance exams. There in no loss in solving sample paper since it lets you evaluate your prep and gives you an idea about the paper pattern.

You can download sample papers for M.A/M.Sc. Geography from the link mentioned below -

https://university.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/cucet-ma/msc-geography-model-question-paper