I think you are asking about MSc Nutrition and Dietetics course. The eligibility criteria differs from university to university. But for most of the university the eligibility criteria is that the student must have 55% in aggregate in BSc in the following subject:

Home Science or Medical or Non-Medical or

Dear Arjun,

Yes, NCERT  is enough to get a score of more than 290 in Physics and Chemistry. But you can also do  the previous year's NEET question paper. And to score more than 370 in Physics and Chemistry then  I would recommend you some following books like

1. Concept of

Dear student,

Master of Science in Analytical Chemistry or MSc Analytical is a two years full time post graduate course. The main purpose of this course is in research field and laboratory. The fees for this course ranges from  INR 40,000-1,50,000 and colleges generally takes admission on the basis of

Hello Aspirant,

There is no fixed mark requirements for individual subjects to be eligible for JENPAUH 2021. You must have passed in all the individual subjects( mandatory Snd optional) taken for your 10+2 level education. The marks criteria is given below

• BSc nursing - candidates must have a minimum of

Hello dear

Hope you’re doing well.

If you filled the option of B.com (//B.com) while filling the application form of DU. You’re eligible.
but as you are changing your stream from science to commerce, 2.5% will be deducted from your aggregate percentage.
so if you qualify the cut off after

Hello candidate,

Yes, it is absolutely possible to pursue MSc. Forensic Science after completing graduation in BSc. Biotechnology or BSc. Chemistry. You can choose specialization in MSc. Forensic Science of your interest.

Specializations in Forensic Science:

• Forensic Biology
• Forensic Chemistry
• Forensic Botany
• Forensic Serology
• Forensic Toxicology
• Forensic Entomology
• Forensic Ballistics

Hi

Type in google search kerala university msc chemistry question papers and go in images or search how to download kerala university previous question papers in YouTube.

Hope this helps

All the best.

Hello aspirant,

Engineering cutoff will be calculated by the formula as follows:

Cutoff = M + P/2 + C/2

Where, M stands for Maths, P stands for Physics, C stands for Chemistry.

Like wise, you secured 85 marks in Maths, 87 marks in Physics and 89 marks in chemistry.

Cutoff

Hello

Hope you are doing well.Every year Delhi University releases the DU cut off lists which turn out to be most awaited by the candidates across India. Being one of the most popular universities with 91 affiliated/constituent/recognised colleges under it, getting enrolled in any of the Delhi University colleges seems