If you completed a Bachelor's degree in B.Sc and are interested in pursuing an engineering course, there are few options you can consider:

Post-Baccalaureate Engineering Programs: Many universities offer Post-Baccalaureate programs specifically designed for students with non engineer Bachelor's degree who wish to pursue engineering.

Second Bachelor's degree in Engineering: Some universities allow students with non engineer Bachelor's degree to pursue a second Bachelor's degree. But that may include taking additional undergraduate courses.

Masters in Engineering: Another option is to pursue a Masters degree in engineering.

Graduate certificate programs: Some universities offer Graduate certificate programs in specific engineering disciplines.

There are also many online courses and massive open online courses available that cover various engineering topics.

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You must apply code 5 .

Code 1 is applicable to those candidates who are in class xii , appearing for board exams .

Code 2 is for those candidates who are from nios / CBSE or ICSE board . Droppers must also apply code 2.

Code 3 - Those who have passed class xii board from any recognized university university with physics,  chemistry and biology.

Code 4 - Those whk have given pre medical or pre professional Examination.

Code 5 - Those who have passed first year bsc .

Code 6 Those who have passed bsc from any recognized university.

Code 7 Those who have given Examination equivalent to intermediate . Foreign candidates must also apply this code .

For details kindly refer the link given below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-qualification-codes

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Yes you can go for both . A student can pursue two academic programmes, one in full time physical mode and another in Open and Distance Learning (ODL)/Online mode; or up to two ODL/Online programmes simultaneously.

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Aviation is the safest and fastest means of transportation, overcoming oceans and borders to connect people and support economic growth . By spurring tourism and trade, air travel contributes to increasing consumer benefits and choices, creating jobs, and generating numerous socio-economic benefits.

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Considering your background in pharmacy and the goal of finding a job in the USA quickly, you might want to explore options like pursuing a certificate program or a specialized course related to pharmaceuticals or healthcare. Look into short-term courses that focus on skills in demand, such as pharmaceutical regulatory affairs, clinical research, or drug safety. Additionally, certifications related to good manufacturing practices (GMP) or quality assurance can enhance your employability. Check for programs offered by reputable institutions and ensure they align with the requirements of the pharmaceutical industry in the USA. This approach allows you to gain specific skills efficiently, making you a competitive candidate for relevant job opportunities. Always research and verify the accreditation of the courses or certifications you consider to ensure their recognition in the industry.

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As per your question, You cannot do the CA after doing your intermediate with BiPC. In order for a candidate to do CA you need to complete your intermediate with Mathematics in it. So if you really wish hard to do the CA then you need to first complete that, you can do Mathematics from any open university boards such NIOS and then you will be able to do the CA. It will take 6 years to do CA.

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No, it is not possible for a commerce student to pursue science after 12th class and become a doctor. If you wanted to become a doctor then you must have opted for science stream after class 10th. But now after taking commerce you can not enter in medical line as both are totally apart field.

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