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Central University Common Entrance Test, CUCET is held as you know for admissions in various courses offered by the participating central universities. The registration and counseling process of 2021 has been started. Some of the universities have already released their cutoff marks. I would suggest you to keep
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If you are enquiring about JoSAA counselling for admission through JEE Main score then last year the cut off in round 6 of counselling to get admission in to National Institute of Technology Durgapur in Chemistry (5 Years, Integrated Master of Science) was 11093 for EWS category under home
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Yes, you can become a professional Dietician or Nutritionist by doing Bsc in food technology and msc in clinical nutrition.
Eligibility to become a nutritionist
Candidate must Pursue Bsc or BA Nutrition or Bsc in food technology after that pursue post graduate diploma in Nutrition or Ms. In
If you're aiming for PGT in Biology in KVS then having studied botany and zoology at graduation is essential apart from this you can pursue MSc in Botany/ Zoology/ Life Sciences/Bio Sciences/Micro Biology/ Bio-Technology/ Molecular Biology/ Plant Physiology/ Genetics, other than this the criteria for state level exams may
Yes definitely integrated msc and that too from an nit would be helpful you can apply for phd and other research oriented programs abroad and since you have chosen integrated msc so you will save one year as compared to conventional masters program and since your college is a nit
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Since a number of industries recruit the candidate who have pursued their degree in integrated M.Sc. The career opportunities after M.Sc. are also huge. With this you can perform various role as scientist, researcher, lecturer or a consultant. If you want to know the
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For applying to MSc (Nutrition) and MSc (Dietetics) you need to have a Bachelor's degree in food nutrition or any of the related fields like Home Science, Biosciences, Medical Sciences, Life Sciences, etc.
I regret to inform you that you are not eligible for this degree but that
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yes you can do Msc in embryology after completing your bsc in Forensic science. Embryology deals with the study of development and fertilization of gametes and also disorder occur before birth and Forensic science deals with study of scientific methods to investigate crimes , Dna fingerprinting , murder mystery
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