Yes,for Msc nutrition through CUET you should prepare entire CUET home science syllabus because questions can come from any topic.Focus more on nutrition ,food science  and physiology ,but don't skip other sections.

Hello dear student,

If you want to pursue M.Sc. in nutrition after B.Sc. nursing through CUET then you should choose home science not food and technology as it comes under industrial food studies meanwhile nutrition courses comes under home science.

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Hey! With a CPGET rank of 301 in M.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics, you have a very good chance of getting admission. Colleges like Osmania University usually accept candidates with ranks even higher than this. You can also explore other universities in Telangana offering this course.

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you have a very good chance of securing admission for M.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics with this rank in cpget according to CPGET previous years cutoff .

I suggest you to attend all rounds of counseling and keep track of official updates from the CPGET COUNSELLING portal.

Good luck!!

AIIMS offers postgraduate programs related to nutrition and dietetics at some campuses. AIIMS New Delhi, Rishikesh, and Bathinda provide M.Sc. in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics or M.Sc. in Food and Nutrition. These programs focus on medical nutrition therapy, public health nutrition, and food science. Admission typically requires a B.Sc. in

Good morning, for M.Sc. Nutrition through CUET PG, the test paper code you’ll most likely need is HUQP11 – Home Science. This code typically covers postgraduate programs in:

Food & Nutrition

Clinical Nutrition

Public Health Nutrition

Applied Nutrition

Home Science specializations

Check the specific CUET PG code required by each

Yes, you’re eligible to pursue MSc Nutrition after completing BSc Nursing since most universities accept graduates from life sciences/health sciences backgrounds. Admissions are usually through entrance exams like CUET-PG, ICAR AIEEA (for agri/nutrition-based institutes), or university-specific tests such as those conducted by IGNOU, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, and BHU.

Scoring 74 marks in the CPGET for M.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics is generally good and likely above the cutoff based on previous years. Admission depends on your rank, category, and seat availability. You should participate in counseling and choose your preferred colleges. Final allotment will be based on these factors.

Hello Aspirant,

Depending on the eligibility criteria of the institution you’re looking to apply to, you might be allowed to apply for a PG Diploma in Dialysis Technology

After studying BSc in Applied Nutrition and Public Health education. Colleges often look for a background in life sciences, allied health sciences