BA LLB is a 5 year integrated Law professional programme for Candidates who want to pursue Law as their profession. This course is a combination of BA and LLB. Syllabus for this course includes those of Arts/Humanities and that of Law as well. Post BA LLB, you can take up

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see acpc is not a entrance test, it is a counselling process based on gujcet score, to get admission in colleges which is under acpc counselling you must appear in gujcet exam, others eligibility criteria is candidates must  have passed 10+2 course, (Science Stream) with minimum 45% (40% for

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see Embryology is the branch of biological sciences  that involves with the study  of the prenatal development of gametes, fertilization, and development of embryos and fetuses. it is no necessary to have bsc in embryology, you may do bsc courses on biology/ micro biology/ agriculture/ health science related courses

There is a lot of competition as well as opportunities in the IT sector. But the number of job seeking candidates are much more than the jobs available in the IT field. A large number of B.E. students are not able to get jobs even if they know coding skills

Dear Aspirant,

The admission process for BSc in St. Stephen's college Delhi will start from 1st June.

The admission procedure is that, there will be an Aptitude test conducted by the college after which the short listed candidates will be called for the interview.

I hope this helps you !

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see admission is possible to admission in b.a Japanese course in second year in jnu, this is called lateral entry admission process, eligibility criteria is Candidate must have cleared the first year of bachelor's degree with at least 45% marks under 10+2+3 pattern of education from any recognized university.

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I'll recommend you to go for Jaipuria Lucknow over Indira school of business studies Pune (ISBS). Due to covid-19 pandemic, the situation is not good when it comes to placement and summer internship for MBA students. Also Jaipuria  Institute of Management lucknow has better placements then ISBS. Yes

What we need to remember is that AIIMS and JIPMER have merged with NEET and not the other way round. If NEET was following AIIMS or JIPMER protocols for exams, then it is understandable that the exam might be tougher. But it is AIIMS and JIPMER that are merging with