Hey,

Yes I believe you are eligible for Drug Inspector exam.

The minimum eligibility to sit for the exam is that you should be a graduate from a recognised university with graduation in pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, medicine or other relevant subjects.

Bsc Biotechnology is also related to the science field.

I would say try securing B.Tech in Biotechnology from VIT as your first preference, followed by B.Sc. in Biotechnology from Manipal University. Manipal and VIT are two of the best private institutions having strong faculty, infrastructure and research facilities. Incase you arent able to make into one of them try

Dear aspirant,

Biotechnology in india to be honest with doesn't have scope in india much . Unless you do from some specific renowned colleges for biotechnology . But if I had to choose one you should go with srm University as it has atleast a brand name whereas as the

Dear aspirant,

These errors are very common kind of things that we get to see in application forms but you need not worry about these things as you have mentioned you have contacted the help desk so they will surely reply back to you and and sort your issue.

Dear student,

As we all know the whole india is facing the wrath of covid-19 and the situation is very critical. I don't think atleast for 3-4 months any kind of offline classes is possible. Till then you have to be in online mode unless situation normalises.

You can check

Dear aspirant,

You can check out the ignou bsc result by going into the official website or you can also go for the careers360 link . The result has been declared on 22nd of december.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/ignou-result

You can also check ignou.ac.in

Dear aspirant,

Actually improvement examinations are only designed to improve your marks. But in the case if you have failed in the examinations, the previous examinations marks full valid when you are going to take admission in any college.

There is no nothing you need to worry about!!

Hi,

see cutoff score depends on some of the determining factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category and so on. however you did not mention the institute name in which you have applied for b.sc nautical science, kindly mention the exam name or Institute name,

Yeah! It can be a good prospect for your career. You can explore the practical world applications of chemistry in different attributes being a Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA).

Also the salary structure is quite good as compared to after BSc Options and you can go for it as it