Hi,

In 2019 , the closing percentage in round 1 is 89%(Gen) and the closing percentage in round 5 (last round) is 84%(Gen). But as you have mentioned that you are in EWS category there is some chances for you.

Also you can use our DU College Predictor 2021 Tool given below to know your chances of getting admission in your desired college :

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Hope it will solve your problem.

Hi,

Well, there is no eligibility criteria nor any central certifying body for Lean Six Sigma. Speaking about course duration: there are multiple levels in LSS: White belt, Yellow, Green, Black, Master Black belt. White and Yellow have almost become obsolete now and you can directly start from Green Belt and then move on to Black Belt.

However, I would suggest you make sure you need a Black belt before you opt for it. For most LSS GB and a PMP certification is more productive. If you are taking up a Green belt certification Course, it should typically be of 4 days and you might require another 15 days (being a little lenient on the days) to clear the examination. Same holds true for the Black belt. However, you might have to spend a little more time on the Black Belt. As there is no central certifying body, your training company will issue an in-house certification in maximum case.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

If you want to go for the Forensic Science then technically it would be better if you can go for the Life Science and Chemistry. There are many universities which induce the condition of having Chemistry or Physics as one of the subject in the UG. So keeping chemistry can give you a edge towards your goal.

After MSc In Forensic Science you can have the following work profiles:

• Forensic Scientist
• Crime Scene Investigator
• Forensic Expert
• Customs Agent
• Forensic Geologists
• Forensic Engineer

To know more about MSc IN Forensic Science visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-in-forensic-science

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

CSIR NET paper is set in bilingual language that is English and Hindi, people opting for English will get English version only however those choosing Hindi medium will have bilingual version, the eligibility for CSIR NET is passed MSc or equivalent degree/ Integrated BS-MS/BS-4 years/BE/B. Tech//B.Pharma/MBBS securing 55% marks for UR/EWS/ and there is relaxation of 5% for reserved candidates

BSc Graduate or candidates enrolled for M.Sc can apply for Results Awaited Category provided they complete the course with required aggregate within two years to avail the fellowship however they won't be eligible for lectureship,

Candidate enrolled in Integrated MS-PhD program securing 55% aggregate for UR/EWS/OBC, and  50% aggregate for SC/ST/(PwD)also eligible to apply, however fellowship will only be applicable after getting registered/enrolled for Ph.D/Integrated Ph.D program within the validity period of two years.

Hello Aspirant,

The GATE result card mentions the subjects you have appeared for.

GATE Life Sciences paper possesses 15 marks devoted to General Aptitude and 85 marks devoted to the question from the subject.

GATE Life Sciences paper is distributed into three sections

1. General Aptitude
2. XL- P (Chemistry)
3. XL- Q to U (Biochemistry, Botany, Microbiology, Zoology, Food Technology).

General Aptitude and XL- P (Chemistry) categories are compulsory for all the aspirants.

In XL- Q to U, the aspirant is required to select any two topics according to their priority.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

When anyone fill-up the form of GATE, one have to decide that he/she want to give two papers or one paper.

Here paper stands for exams, you can give two exams in a day or alternative days according to the GATE schedule or can give one exam as usual.

As you have selected Zoology Life Sciences in PAPER 1, and if you don't want to give any other exam on GATE, you shouldn't fill the box of Paper 2 it should be remain blank. Or if you want to give another exam of GATE you can fill that blank according to your interest, but taking consideration to the schedule.

For more information regarding GATE exam, you can visit the link given below,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/all-about-gate

Hope it helps you..

Best of luck..

Hi

Hope you are doing good.

CSIR UGC NET Eligibility 2021 is conducted by the NTA (National Testing Agency).Candidates who need to apply for CSIR UGC NET 2021 must possess M.Sc. or equivalent degree/Integrated BS-MS/BS-4 years/BE/B Tech/B. Pharma /MBBS with at least 55% marks to be eligible to apply for the exam

But for life sciences you need to pursue academic qualification in life science only.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/competition.careers360.com/articles/csir-ugc-net-eligibility-criteria/amp

Hi,

I'll be stating some facts but It will be solely your decision that matters in the end.

Firstly, if you plan to go for another drop, you must be prepared for facing a roller coaster ride. Since you already did attempt Neet 3 times, you must be well aware that Life of a dropper is very difficult in terms of mental and emotional suffering. Also, you mentioned considering taking admission to BDS through state quota counselling, so for this I must tell you that 448 marks are enough for a bds seat if u belong to UR or OBC category.

You can further check your supposed rank through this rank predictor tool

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

If you plan on taking admission in whatsoever course bds/bams you can use the following tool which will help you select good colleges according to your rank

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

S ince,  a coin has two faces, taking a risk for a prestigious degree as MBBS is worth it.

If you are passionate about being a doctor and are ready to face any kind of hardships for its sake, then its worth a try.

But, you should mentally prepare yourself beforehand and be highly diligent and focused, then only you can succeed in this cut throat competition where student to seat ratio is very high.

So, just relax yourself for sometime, and think deeply before making a final decision.

Hope this helps!

Yes the candidates who have completed Bachelor of Science in life sciences can apply for Master of Science dietetics program in any of the colleges and Universities. The candidates of general category are required to score at least 50% marks in the previous qualifying examination. The candidates of reserved category are required to to score at least 45% marks in the previous qualifying examination.

For more: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/university/banaras-hindu-university-varanasi/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiwgu-SqKz0AhUeIbcAHUQyBmYQFnoECAcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw35gG7PcS1vVSwF2SmNrdEI&ampcf=1

Dear aspirant,

As you have secured the life science branch and taking into consideration you are from the moc subjects so let me tell you that in terms of placements the average package of the current year stayed around 9.36L per annum.

The life science branch has also decent placements but I would recommend you to do masters also for getting a good pathway in future because it would matter a lot.

For more information you can check out the link given below -

https://news.careers360.com/nit-rourkela-placement-2021-3-students-bag-highest-salary-package-of-rs-45-lakh