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Yes, you can get a seat in M.Sc. Biotechnology through TG PGECET even though your B.Sc. Biotechnology background is valid. With the 14th rank, you have great chance of getting M.Sc. Biotechnology admission in top universities or colleges in Telangana. Attend the counselling process and have your documents
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As you have failed one subject and you want to take admission in BSc Nursing, you will have to pass the compartment of that subject and then you will be able to take admission in your desired course.
Although some colleges may provide provisional admission with the condition
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If you have failed in one subject, it may be difficult to get admission in B.Sc Nursing , as most colleges require pass marks in all subjects.
However, some private colleges may still consider your application. It’s best to check with the specific college or university where you want
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To download the merit list of BSc Nursing by SSUHS,
For more information, click on the link given below,
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/ssuhs-bsc-nursing-merit-list
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Yes, you can apply for the B.Ed course at Azam Campus (H.G.M. Azam College of Education, Pune) since you have completed your B.Sc.
To be eligible, you need to have at least 50% marks in your B.Sc. If you belong to a reserved category like SC, ST, OBC or PwD,
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To purse Bsc.Data Science or AI candidate must have completed 12th from a recognised board with Mathematics as a compulsory subject often along with computer science or statistics.Most colleges require a minimum of 50-60% in class 12th.Admission can be merit-based or through an entrance
The syllabus of entrance exam of BSc Nursing in TUM University includes,
There are some few colleges that admit students without any entrance exam and those are on the basis of 12th marksheet: - Guru Nanak University, Hyderabad - Malla Reddy University, Hyderabad For Government colleges you must need to give an entrance exam, but to go for some private colleges no
if you scored 60% in SAAT round 2 for BSc Nursing, then selection depends on the cutoff and available seats. Usually, the cutoff is around 60–65%, so you might have a chance. Better check the counselling result or allotment list to confirm.
For SC category in BSc Nursing, usually 15% of the total seats are reserved. So if a college has 100 seats, around 15 seats are for SC. Exact seat count depends on the college, so check during counselling for the correct number.
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