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I have scored 46% in graduation ,I belong general category,in which govt. universities I am eligible for entrance exam for M.A. Mass Comm.?

manisha.gupta 5th Dec, 2018


Here are some of the colleges for MA Mass Comm., You can prfer given below:

AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, Jamia, New Delhi

University of Pune, Department of Communication and Journalism

Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication

You can also check the other private colleges with the given

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I want to take admission in kurukshetra university for M.sc in botany. I do not have chemistry in my combination. Am I eligible?

Faizan Salim 3rd Dec, 2018

Hiiii

For M.sc Botany in Kurukshetra University the eligibility criteria is that you must hold a bachelor in science  degree except B.sc (agriculture) and should have qualified the Bachelors with 55% aggregate with subjects Botany, Chemistry and zoology/biochemistry/genetics.

So chemistry is a compulsory subject for MSc Botany. 

Hope this helps

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NEET 2019 Eligibility - I am pass the board exam with 56 percentage total but I m biology 32, physics 36 chemistry 66 can I attain the neet

Sai 3rd Dec, 2018

Hii Deepanshi.. Qualifying marks is UR - 50%, OBC/SC/ST - 40%, PWD - 45% (minimum aggregate marks only for PCB subjects). So you can attend the neet exam.

For more deatils regarding eligibilty refer- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps you. All the best.

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iam studing 3rd year mechanical in tamil nadu but i need to join BE in Bangalore iam eligible or not

Bhumika Rani 2nd Dec, 2018

Hi Aspirant

The answer is yes you can change but the process is too lengthy.You need to have good score in your previous paper.Your college and university must issue you NOC and migration .Even this is not enough where you want to take admission you need to check at first

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I am a B. SC (c. s) graduate am l eligible for M. Sc psychology

Karthikeyan 2nd Dec, 2018

Hi 

Yes you can do ,

Eligibility is you have to passed your bachelor's degree from any recognized universtiy .

For your convience, you apply for your college as you wish to join .

Thanks

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My friend graduate in physics.He want to become an ias officer. I want to know from you his qualification is eligible for this job

Yash Baid 2nd Dec, 2018
Hi priyanshu
Yes he is eligible for becoming an IAS officer .He will just have to clear the UPSC exam as to give the UPSC exam one must have a bachelor's degree . UPSC exam is tough so preparing for it won't be easy but if you work hard I
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Next year Ill be writing improvement exam on physics and chemistry So am I eligible for AIIMS exam2019?

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 1st Dec, 2018

Dear Ishani, if you will turn 17 atleast by December 31st, 2019 and scored a minimum of 50% in your +2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as your core subjects, even if you are writing improvement exams, you are eligible to attempt NEET. Your qualification code is 02. 

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In 12 class i have got 60% in physics ,chemistry biology but in english less than 40% ... can i eligible for neet

Saurav baid 1st Dec, 2018
Hey ,

For neet exams , it depends on your caste sadly.

"Candidates should have obtained minimum50% marks (for general), 45% marks (for general PH) and 40% marks for SC/ST & OBC candidates in the PCB stream."

This is an extract from the neet eligibility criteria , check if it
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After completing graduation with botany honours,can I study forestry? What is the eligibility criteria for the course?

Faizan Salim 30th Nov, 2018

Hiii

Yes, you can study forestry  (M.Sc forestry) after doing Bsc botany.

Eligibility for Msc. Forestry is

  • Bachelor’s degree in science with at least one of the subjects namely Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology or a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or Forestry.
  • Even B.tech. or Bsc. Hon. In Biochemistry,
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