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Listed below is the eligibility criteria for Registered Dietician examination-
1. The candidate must be a g raduate in Food Nutrition & Dietetics or in BSc Home Science with Food and Nutrition as a specialization. The student should have covered a minimum of four courses out of the following:
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Currently DU is conducting DUCUET UG exams in phases which is expected to end by 30th of August 2022. DUET PG exams date sheet is yet to be finalized by authorities and is expected to be held in the month of September.
Regarding the fee Of M. Sc.
Msc in Food science and Nutrition is a 2 years duration post graduate course.The admission to this course will be get done through entrance exam and candidates are asked to come for counseling.The counseling process includes written test, Group discussion and personal interview to check candidates skill set.
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MSc in Oceanography has an eligibility of having a bachelors degree in Oceanography, Earth Sciences, Fishery Science, Physics, Chemistry or equivalent with a minimum percentage between 50% to 60%. So getting an admission in MSc Oceanography programme would be difficult but still you could reach out to colleges
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As per your mentioned query the eligibility of the course is passing B.Sc. degree with either Physics, Earth Science, Microbiology, Applied Science, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Agriculture or Fishery Science as the main subjects of study with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks and above from a reputed university.
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Yes, indeed you can. For pursuing a post graduate degree in Paleontology, a candidate must be a graduate in any relevant discipline with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. However, the qualifying marks for the entrance exam varies from college to college. You need to secure the qualifying marks
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If you have a bachelor's degree in science (Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, Biology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Applied Medical Sciences, or Biotechnology) OR engineering, pharmacy, medicine, or BDS, you can pursue a master's degree in forensic science. The percentage needed for admission often ranges between 50 and 60 percent.
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