Hi,

There are no such thing like BDS to MBBS bridge course, although there are some rumors like ' Government of India will soon start a bridge course for BDS,BAMS, Nursing students'. But there are not such guidelines issued by the GOI, therefore it is advisable to not believe in such rumors and continue your preparations with hard work as well as smart work for what you want to achieve.

Dear aspirant,

Being a BIPC student you can join agriculture engineering . The eligibility criteria for taking admission in b.tech agriculture engineering are.

Student must be passed from PCB or PCM in class 12th.

Minimum marks obtained in 12th should be 50 %

admission process depends from college to college. Some colleges conduct entrance exam and some accept 12th marks for admission.

So here it is not necessary to have maths one can have bio physics and chemistry to get admission in b.tech agriculture engineering course.

Hello

yes, there is chance for bridge course from BDS to MBBs. While the bds program is of 4.5 years, the mbbs course is of 5.5 years.After completion of BDS,this bridge course is to be in 3 years. Public universities will also provide the option of a bridge course.  In our country, we are facing shortage of doctors especially in rural areas. So if dentists are allowed to do mbbs, it will be be a great situation.

I hope this information helps you.

hi,

see the general eligibility criteria is candidates wish to pursue b.sc in computer science must have studied mathematics as a subject in 12th course from a recognized education board. now many students studied additional subjects from NIOS, which certificate a acceptable in all Institute in India. so it depends on the recognized institute from where you have completed the bridge course. I suggest you to contact with the admission authority before applying any course and go through the Information brochure before applying.

Hello Irfan!

Yes, you can get into B.E after BIPC. However, Computer Science is a subject that has a lot of computations. It requires Mathematics Knowledge. Not just computer science most of the engineering branches require math as a pre-requisite. If you have studied Biology, Physics and Chemistry without math, its difficult for you to get into B.E.

I would recommend you to take an intermediate course in Mathematics and then try B.E or B.Tech.

Other than this, you have a variety of other courses too which you can pursue after BIPC such as B.Sc in Zoology/physics/chemistry/microbiology/food technology, BAMS, BDS, MBBS.

All the best!

There is no Bridge course per se, Sam. If you have completed your 12th with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, you can pursue Biology as an additional subect and appear for NEET. You should secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40 for OBC,SC,ST. Now NEET is the entrance examination for admission to MBBS course across India and abroad as well. So if you fulfill this criteria, you can appear for NEET and study MBBS to become a doctor.

Hey Sourav,

70 marks are considered to be a good mark to get admission in some good colleges. Some of the colleges you can get with these marks are:

• Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Institute of Technology
• CEPT University
• And many more...

for more info I suggest you to visit https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/nata

Hope that helps 

all the best

Hi Ananya 

JECRC offers undergraduate, Postgraduate, and PhD level courses.

Minimum eligibility criteria is: you must have cleared class 12 with minimum 50% marks (45% marks for SC/ST/OBC(non creamy layer)

For courses like BTech and LLB you must have 60% for generaland 55% for reserved categories

University accept JEE please and CLAT scores.

Placement ratio is good. College also provides internships and training for placement. Faculty members are helpful and guide students to get placed. Highly reputed and recognised companies visit for placements like TCS, IBM, Accenture etc.

Average package offered to students is about approx 2.5-3.5 lacs.

It's just that you need to work hard to get good placements.

All The Best!!

Hi Ravi. There are different scholarship policies of different educational institutions. Some colleges/universities give fee waiver to the students who come in the merit list of entrance exam conducted by that particular college/university. Whereas, a few institutions have their cutoff list of marks based on which scholarships are given to students who have passed their class 12 and are seeking for undergraduate courses. 

I hope this information has helped you :)