Hy,

In the context of the ISI (Indian Statistical Institute) Admission Test, when it mentions that "English is compulsory," it generally means that candidates must have a good command of the English language to understand and answer questions during the exam. Here’s what that implies for you:

Understanding "English Compulsory"

Hello Uzma

Aap ko bihar me hi medical course mil sakta hai.  Yadi aap neet exam qualify kar lete ho to.

Background matter nahi karta lekin category matter karti hai.

sc /st/ pwd ya phir ews candidates ko admission kam cut off par milti  hai. Unhe fees bhi kam deni

Hi candidate,

Bpharma is a four undergraduate course which is mostly based on pharmaceuticals and medicine field along with some chemical compounds as well.

The meaning of classroom and full time course is it can not be purse from distance. Means that you can not done this course from distance

Dear Applicant honestly speaking B.Tech and B.Pharma are two different streams based on which jobs are offered. So after completing B.Pharm definitely it is not possible to earn 1 crore per year, but if you are opting for Government jobs then in Central and State Government Hospitals you salary can

Hi, your feelings are completely valid of not wanting to get through a lot of practical and exams. What you need to know that whatever class you join at the end it comes to you and the boards from where you'll be appearing. You can definitely find an tied up

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...

Bachelor in Science (Hons) and Bachelor in Science (General) are both undergraduate courses, In B.Sc (Hons.), one of the subjects is studied in detail whereas, B.Sc (General) gives you more of a balanced and multi-disciplinary approach.

So yes. If we say B.Sc (Hons.)