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If you are a PCB student from Uttar Pradesh and want to pursue a BTech in Biotechnology, you should look for colleges that offer this course and accept students from a biology background. Some institutes allow PCB students to take BTech Biotechnology, but eligibility may vary. You can also

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To get a BZ LLB course at Allahabad University, you must meet the eligibility criteria, which include passing the 10+2 exam with a minimum of 45% for general, 42% for OBC, or 40% for SC/ST candidates. You then need to appear for the CUET and participate in the subsequent

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Unfortunately, both the courses of BMLT and DMIT are not offered by IGIMS Patna and they are also not mentioned on their official website. The courses listed officially by them are GNM, BSc Nursing and MSc Nursing.

Know more at:

IGIMS Patna: Courses, Admission 2025, Cutoff, Fees,

Having currently doing the PGDMCH from IGNOU, the eligibility for you to take the DNB PDCET after the completion of your ongoing diploma course to obtain a secondary degree might modify. You can check out the latest requirements and eligibility criteria for the DNB PDCET follow the given link

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/dnb-pdcet

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Yes, a bio student can pursue a BCA degree at BHU. Through eligibility depends on the program and may require strong performance in mathematics and a specific CUET score.

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Yes , VIT has a B. Arch course , which is a five years programme which aims at graduating students into fully equipped professionals ready for real world challenges.

Following is the link attached for all the details about the program from the official website of Careers360. Kindly

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You should aim for a VITEEE rank below 50,000 to 55,000 and marks around 60 or more out of 120, this can generally get you close to that rank.

But it changes every year and by campus.

I hope you find this information helpful. Thank you.

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After the BTech in computers like CSE, AI/ML, Data Science, Cyber security etc. you can look for BTech in Electronics or machine engineering as they usually attract good salary packages to the seekers. Moreover, the BTech in biomedical and aerospace is also good.

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Yes, students from other states can take admission to BSc paramedical courses in India. The specific eligibility requirements depend on the college and its admission policy. Most colleges require a 10+2 qualification, preferably in the science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as mandatory subjects.

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If you’re looking for free courses for NID, NIFT, and UCEED preparation, that’s a great idea to get started without spending much. Many platforms offer free foundation and crash courses covering topics like design aptitude, logical reasoning, general awareness, and sketching. You can go through the link I’ll attach from