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I am guessing you are asking about neet examination.
You need to choose the code 02.
This is because,
Though you are doing BSc Agriculture, your highest qualification with all the three subjects i. e physics chemistry and Biology/biotechnology remains 10 + 2
Actually,Code 2 is for those who
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Yes. The forms for lady Hardinge medical college is out. the admission is given on the basis of NEET score and rank. After you’re selected you will have to appear for the counselling and then book your seat.
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First of all the eligibility criteria of UPSC is simply passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, you can apply even in the final year, there is no such specific aggregate requirement in this case, see if you're asking this question in reference to the fact that
Dear candidate, NEET is not compulsory for BSc Nursing course. There is a separate entrance examination for BSc nursing in different universities and colleges. You need to appear for the entrance exam.
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Actually yes,but they mostly prefer students with bsc chemistry , which probably you will concentrate on botany and related studies you don't get a chance to grab the msc in chemistry ,and don't have any kind of practical work in chemistry ,which makes less eligible
Eligibility to obtain
Hi Aspirant,
Msc is better for you in terms of your course graduation.You have completed Bsc and Msc completion will yield in the line of the course.Mca wont help actually its not in the line.After Msc you will get ample opportunities in your line including teaching and in professor line.
You have not mentioned about your reservation category , because seat allotment is done on the basis of reservation category as well , Considering the previous years Cutoff ranks , it seems difficult to get a seat in Agriculture B.sc with 29000 rank , unless you belong to reservation category
For most of the college offering MSc in Radiography requires BSc in Medical Imaging Technology. Thus for most of the universities you will not be eligible with a BSc MLT. Although there can be exceptions but as per records there are no organized data regarding it.
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What is the BSc Radiography Eligibility Criteria?
Aspiring candidates must have passed the qualifying exam i.e., 10+2 or an equivalent degree from any recognised institute.
They must have studied the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics compulsorily in their 10+2 level.
To pursue BSc Radiology in India, admission will
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