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Arts student 10+2 subject Bengali, English, Geography, philosophy, Nutrition & History. How to appear CUET 2025. UG course Bachelor of Performing Arts (Dance).

Nitin Kumar 15th Jun, 2024

You can definitely appear for CUET 2025 aiming for a Bachelor of Performing Arts (Dance) program.

You will choose one language from the options available (Bengali or English in your case) and attempt 40 questions out of 50.

You can pick three or four subjects relevant to your desired program (Bachelor of Performing Arts - Dance). Since you don't have any performing arts subjects in your 10+2, you'll need to choose other relevant options.

  • History: This could demonstrate your knowledge of art forms and cultural contexts related to dance.

  • Geography: Might be relevant if the program focuses on dance forms from different regions.

  • Philosophy: Could showcase your analytical and critical thinking skills.

  • You can also consider other options like Sociology or Psychology that might be connected to performing arts depending on the specific program requirements.

    Section III (General Test) (Optional): This section is not mandatory and tests reasoning, general knowledge, and numerical abilities. You can choose to attempt it or skip it based on your strengths and the weightage the program assigns to this section

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What will be the timings for students of MSc Nutrition?

G PAVAN KUMAR 20th Sep, 2024

two years


The duration of MSc Nursing program is two years. Examinations are held annually. The teaching is incorporated with clinical experience in respective specialties. The students are required to submit a dissertation as a partial fulfillment of the program.


MSc full form is Master of Science and the MSc course duration is of two years. Applicants with a bachelor's degree in the Science field can pursue an MSc degree programme. MSc degree is a two-year-long postgraduate degree programme that offers specialisation in various scientific fields. Candidates who have completed their degree-BSc Nursing or PBBSc Nursing should have at least one year of experience (clinical or teaching) to be eligible to apply for MSc Nursing MSc Nursing graduates can pursue higher education by taking up MPhil or MBA, On the other hand, they can get placed in top healthcare institutions. What is the salary of MSc nurse in central government? The average salary of an MSc Nurse in the Central Government is around INR 4.5 LPA

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What will be the timings for students of MSc Nutrition?

G PAVAN KUMAR 25th Nov, 2024

The duration of MSc Nursing program is two years. Examinations are held annually. The teaching is incorporated with clinical experier ce in respective specialties. The students are required to submit a dissertation as a partial fulfillment of the program The MSc course duration is 2 years through which students get an in-depth knowledge of a specific field of study in the Science and Technology domains. MSC degrees are available in more than 300 specializations and are classified into 3 types, Le.. MSc course. MSc Tech. course, and Integrated MSc course Curriculum. Most universities use credit hours to measure how many credits you'll earn from a course, which are based on how long you spend in class each week during the semester. Most master's degree programs require you to take 30 to 60 credit hours of coursework. Some programs involve as many as 72 credit hours,

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Im pursuing BSc in nursing after that I want to become a nutritionist, which course should I do MSc in nutrition and dietetics or a PG diploma in nutrition and dietetics ?

Nitin Kumar 22nd May, 2024


MSc in Nutrition and Dietetics:

  • Duration: Typically 2 years
  • Depth of study: More in-depth exploration of scientific principles of nutrition, metabolism, and their impact on health. Often includes research opportunities.

  • Career options: Broader range of opportunities, including clinical practice, public health nutrition, research, education, and food service management.

  • Eligibility: Usually requires a Bachelor's degree in a science field (like nursing) with a minimum GPA.

PG Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics:

  • Duration: Typically 1 year

  • Depth of study: Focuses on practical application of nutritional knowledge for clinical or community settings.

  • Career options: Geared towards clinical practice or specific areas like sports nutrition. May require additional qualifications for research or some public health roles.

  • Eligibility: May have slightly less stringent eligibility requirements compared to MSc programs.

    If you want to focus on clinical practice or a specific area, a PG Diploma might be sufficient. If you are interested in research, public health, or a broader career path, an MSc is a better choice.

    https://www.careers360.com/courses/diploma-in-dietetics-and-nutrition

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MSC food nutrition and dietician addmission date?

Sajal Trivedi 6th May, 2024

Hello aspirant,

A two-year master's curriculum in nutrition and dietetics, the MSc in Nutrition and Dietetics teaches students the principles of dietary nutrition and how it affects the body. The main objective of the MSc in Nutrition and Dietetics programme is to disseminate knowledge in the areas of food science, human nutrition, food quality, food manufacturing, and packaged food production.

The admission date differs from college to college.

For more information you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/m-sc-in-nutrition-and-dietetics

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

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I did ug in zoology and now am pursuing masters in nutrition course.I wanted to do PhD, so which exam should I give ? Please help

Nitin Kumar 1st May, 2024

With your background in zoology and your current Master's in nutrition, you have a strong foundation for a PhD in nutrition.

There are two main types of exams you might consider for PhD programs in India.

  • UGC NET (National Eligibility Test): This exam is conducted by the UGC (University Grants Commission) for eligibility as a college or university Assistant Professor. While not strictly a requirement for PhD programs, qualifying UGC NET demonstrates your research potential and makes you eligible for fellowships.


  • CSIR-UGC NET: Conducted by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), this exam is similar to UGC NET but focuses on science streams. Qualifying can make you eligible for research fellowships from CSIR labs.

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

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can I do clinical nutrition after doing diploma in food and nutrition or bsc in nutrition and dietics plz help me

mjaisinghani62 27th Apr, 2024

Hello Mahek

You may pursue Clinical nutrition after completing BSc in nutrition .

Also you will have to pass the clinical nutrition certification board assessment .

Eligibility criterua to pursue Clinical nutrition to have bachelor's or master's degree in nutrition along with thus the candidate must pass the clinical nutrition certification board assessment.

A Nutritionist or a clinical Nutritionist may work in hospital or critical care units where they can guide the patients regarding their diet.

A healthy Diet varies from person to person so Nutritionist plan a diet chart on the basis of patient's condition or disease.


For detsils you may refer the link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/nutrition-and-dietetics-course

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