No,, you likely wouldn't be eligible to appear for the Registered Dietitian (RD) exam in India after completing a diploma in MSc Nutrition and Dietetics or a diploma in MSc Clinical Nutrition from IGMPI College.

A Post Graduate Diploma in Nutrition & Dietetics OR a Post Graduate Degree (M.Sc) in Foods & Nutrition/Clinical Nutrition/Dietetics (only as a day scholar from recognized universities).

The key factor is the distinction between a diploma and a degree program.  The IDA eligibility specifies a postgraduate diploma or a postgraduate degree.  While your diploma program might be titled "MSc" in Nutrition and Dietetics or Clinical Nutrition, it seems to be a diploma program and not a master's degree program.

To be completely certain, it is recommended to contact IGMPI College directly. Inquire about the qualification awarded upon completion of their diploma programs in MSc Nutrition and Dietetics or MSc Clinical Nutrition. If it's a diploma and not a master's degree recognized by the IDA, then it wouldn't fulfill the eligibility criteria for the RD exam.

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Yes you will be eligible ,don't worry . The common MSc eligibility is a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field from a recognized university . Just like MSc in India, the course duration of MSc Abroad is of 2 years, but many colleges also offer a 1 year master degree course in different masters specializations.

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The eligibilty criteria for MSc in nutrition and dietetics is Bachelor's degree in nutrition, home science, food science or technology, biochemistry, physiology, microbiology, agriculture, or life sciences, or comparable exams, with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 50 percent from an accredited university.

As per your query, I guess you are not eligible for this course after Bsc anesthesia.

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If you wish to become a Lawyer, then you have two ways to go. The first way is a time saver in which you can join the course of Integrated LLB such as BA LLB, BBA LLB, BSc LLB, BCOM LLB etc. This are the 5 years course in which you will be provided two degrees after the 5 years course. This courses are UGC approved and after completion of this courses, you can practice law. The admission are usually provided to this courses on the basis of CLAT examination.

The 2nd way is that, you take admission in any of the UG degree courses and after the completion of your UG course, you can take admission in the LLB course. This way have only one demerit that you will need more time. For examination, if you do a BA course, then it will take 3 years and the LLB course will be a 3 years course again. So in total you will be required 6 years of time. Now its your choice which you want to choose. Both the courses are great except the time frame limits.

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Following is a part of the syllabus for LPUNEST in dietary and nutrition. The syllabus is:

Human Nutrition- Energy Definition of Kilocalories and Joule, Energy value of foods, Determination of Physiological Fuel Values, Determination of Energy Requirements of the body-BMR, Physical Activity and Thermogenesis, Basal Metabolic rate- Determination and factors influencing Basal Metabolic Rate, Reference man and Reference Woman

Human Nutrition- Carbohydrate and Protein Sources and functions of carbohydrates, Digestion, Absorption and Utilization of Carbohydrates, Dietary fiber- Types and its importance in health, Sources and Functions of Proteins, Requirement of protein, Digestion, Absorption and Utilization of proteins, Definition of Biological Value of Protein

Human Nutrition-Lipids Sources and functions of lipids, Digestion, Absorption and Utilization of lipids, Requirement of lipids, Lipoproteins, Importance of Essential fatty acids and their deficiency

Human Nutrition- Minerals General Functions and Classification, Utilization, Requirements and Sources, Deficiency and Toxicity of Macro minerals and Microminerals, Macro minerals - Calcium and Phosphorous, Micro minerals- Sodium, Potassium, Iodine, Iron, Zinc, Copper, Selenium, Molybdenum and Magnesium

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Hello User,

Hope you are doing well.

Nutrition is included in the Home Science subject, so you can apply for the UGC NET exam with Home Science.

You should have masters’ degree to appear for the NTA NET exam with minimum 55% aggregate marks if they belong to General category or minimum 50% aggregate marks if they are from OBC/SC/ST/PwD/Transgender category. Candidates who are enrolled in the post-graduation can also apply for the UGC NET exam.

Aspirants must also follow age criteria for NET JRF i.e. 30 years. Reserved categories get the 5 years’ age relaxation.

For Assistant Professor there is no age criteria.

To know more about the exam, check the following link -

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ugc-net

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