Hi! If you’ve completed your B.Sc. in Nutrition and are applying for an M.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics, and the brochure mentions submitting documents and course fees, it usually means that you need to submit these to the admissions office of the institution where you are applying.

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Yes, you can pursue an MSc in Nutrition and Dietetics after completing your BSc in the same field. Many universities and institutions in India offer MSc programs in Nutrition and Dietetics, and you can apply to these through their respective entrance exams.

However, if you're asking about a specific exam,

Nutrition in Green Plants

Autotrophic Nutrition

Green plants exhibit autotrophic nutrition

This means they can produce their food using simple inorganic substances like water and carbon dioxide. The process by which they do this is called photosynthesis

Organelles and Enzymes Involved

The primary organelle responsible for photosynthesis is the chloroplast

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Pursuing a BSc in Nutrition and Dietetics can be a rewarding career choice. This undergraduate program typically spans three years and covers the science of nutrition, dietetics, and food management. You'll study subjects like human nutrition, biochemistry, physiology, and food science, as well as practical aspects like diet planning

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The specific discipline of nutrition and dietetics studies the connection between food, health, and wellbeing. The demand for medical courses has increased dramatically in the last few years. Students now have more options to enrol in advanced classes like food science, food technology, and nutrition and dietetics.

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Choosing a carrer option to pursue in bsc after completing your class 12th in pcb is a tough choice since there are many options to pursue further.

Out of the options and the carrer choices given above you must choose the one that

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Hope you are doing fine.

Choosing a career option to pursue in bsc after completing your class 12th in pcb is a tough choice since there are many options to pursue further. All of the options mentioned above are good and have different career aspects in the future.