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I've attached the link. You can click on the link, and you can access the Sociology Syllabus 2026 from our official website, careers360.

Here is the link- https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-12-syllabus

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Hello Aspirant

The fees for Arts vary depending on the type of school you want to take admission, as many factors like the Infrastructure of the college, staff, education, and accreditation affect the fees. I suggest you to directly contact the school for the fee structure or just visit the official website of the school you want to take admission.

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Yes, you can study for a bachelor's degree in fine arts in Korea with a scholarship after 12th grade through programs like the Global Korea Scholarship or university-specific scholarships. These scholarships often cover tuition fees, living expenses, and other costs for eligible students who meet academic and language requirements.

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You can get Karnataka 1st PUC paper here : Karnataka 1st PUC Mid Term Question Papers

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It serves as an internal assessment to evaluate a student's performance halfway through the academic year. It is essential for the establishment of a strong academic foundation.

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You can definitely become a nutritionist even if you’re from the arts stream!
First, complete your 12th grade, and then look for nutrition or dietetics courses after that.
Many colleges offer B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics or Diploma in Nutrition programs. You can also pursue certifications in nutrition and diet planning later on.
After your degree, consider internships or training in hospitals or health centers.

Hello, Unfortunately, no. After completing your 2nd PUC (or Class 12) in the Arts stream, you are generally not eligible to pursue a Polytechnic Diploma in a technical field like Mechanical Engineering.

• Engineering diplomas, including Mechanical Engineering, are highly technical and have a strong foundation in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. These subjects are considered mandatory prerequisites.
• Admission into the second year (lateral entry) after Class 12 is only open to students from the Science Stream (with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths) or those with a relevant ITI certificate.
• Since you studied in the Arts stream, you do not meet this fundamental subject requirement for a technical engineering diploma.

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If you are an Arts student and want to become a certified nutritionist in India, here are the steps:

1. Bachelor’s Degree : Join a B.Sc. or B.A. in Nutrition, Home Science, or Dietetics.

2. Master’s Degree : After your bachelor’s, do an M.Sc. in Food and Nutrition or Dietetics.

3. Internship : Complete a 6-month internship in a hospital or clinic.

4. Certification Exam : Pass the Registered Dietitian (RD) exam conducted by the Indian Dietetic Association.

5. Obtain License : After passing, you will get a professional licence to work as a nutritionist.

Starting Salary :

• Freshers: Rs. 2.5 to 4 lakh per year

• Experienced professionals: Rs. 6 to 12 lakh per year, depending on experience and city

In big cities, salaries can be higher due to more demand. Specialising in areas like sports nutrition or clinical dietetics can increase earnings.

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Hello,

Yes, even as an arts background student, you can still become a nutritionist by first completing 12th and joining any diploma or certification course in nutrition and dietetics. You may also pursue a bachelor's or master's degree in nutrition, although some institutions may have science (like biology or chemistry) prerequisites for these programs. You will gain practical experience through internships and will need strong communication and empathy skills to succeed.

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