hi,

Hii,

Yes, a Bachelor of Arts (BA) program in political science is available at Chennai's Presidency College. The undergraduate program lasts three years. It can be studied in Tamil or English. You must receive at least 50% on your 12th grade exams in order to be eligible to join.

Your grades, not an entrance exam, will determine your admission. The government-run college is reasonably priced and well-regarded.

Apply via the TNGASA portal or the college's website.

Visit the official website: www.presidencycollegechennai.ac.in. You can also apply through the TNGASA portal: www.tngasa.in.

Yes, Presidency College, Chennai, offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Political Science under the University of Madras.  This is a 3-year undergraduate program conducted in English medium.  The course is affiliated with the University of Madras and is part of the college's offerings in the arts stream.

It's advisable to check the official Presidency College Chennai website or contact the college directly for the most current admission details and deadlines.

Hello Aspirant,

Presidency College, Chennai provides a 3-year full-time BA in Political Science. The program offers both English medium and Tamil medium options there are 80 seats available in the English medium and 45 seats available in the Tamil medium. Presidency College (https://www.presidencycollege.ac.in/)

Hello there,

If your rank is above 1 lakh in TS EAMCET or a similar exam, here’s a general idea about scholarships and fees for B.Tech Computer Science under the Kharif Sarkar (Kharaj Sarkar) or government quota:

1. Scholarship Amount:

   • Usually, scholarships depend on merit and income criteria.

   • With a rank above 1 lakh, merit-based scholarships are less likely.

   • However, if you belong to a reserved category or a low-income family, you might get tuition fee reimbursement or other state scholarships.
     
     

   • Scholarship amounts vary from Rs. 10,000 to full tuition fee waiver based on your category and state government schemes.
     
     

2. Total 4-Year Course Fee for B.Tech Computer Science:

   • For government or government-aided colleges, the fee typically ranges from Rs. 1.5 lakh to Rs. 3 lakh for 4 years.
     
     

   • For private colleges, it can be higher, around Rs. 4 lakh to Rs. 8 lakh for 4 years.
     
     

   • Exact fees depend on the college you join.

Summary:

• With a rank above 1 lakh, scholarships based purely on merit are unlikely.
  
  

• Check for reserved category or income-based scholarships for fee reimbursement.
  
  

• Total fees vary widely depending on college type (government/private).

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

The primary undergraduate engineering program that students can enroll in after completing their coursework is the B.Tech.
The majority of top government-funded B.Tech institutions that offer computer science courses are IITs and NITs. IIT Madras, IIT Delhi, and IIT Bombay are the three most prestigious IITs. NIT Trichy, NIT Karnataka, and NIT Rourkela are the three most prestigious NITs. For B.Tech Computer Science programs at IITs, the first-year tuition costs range from INR 2,000,000 to INR 2,50,000.
Private college tuition is significantly more.

Thank you

Hope it helps you

HEY THERE!!

Pursuing nursing after 12th science and then going abroad can be a great option, depending on your career goals and interests.

Why Nursing After 12th Science Is a Good Option

• High Demand: Well-qualified nurses are highly sought after and more so these days both within India and abroad, especially in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and Germany.
• International Opportunities: Indian nurses are well-regarded across the globe, and several nations actively recruit BSc Nursing students because of the lack of personnel in their healthcare sectors. It becomes easy to secure jobs overseas after obtaining your degree in India.
• Financial Security: Nursing provides reasonable compensation and advantages, particularly overseas, where remuneration and working terms tend to be superior to those found in India.
• Career Growth: With experience and further studies (like MSc Nursing or specialized courses), you could shift to an advanced role such as nurse educator, administrator, or researcher, either within India or abroad.
• Satisfaction to Self: Nursing is a respected and fulfilling profession that gives the chance to really make a positive impact in people's lives.

Things to Consider

1. Physical and Emotional Demands: Nursing can be physically demanding (long hours, standing, lifting) and emotionally demanding, especially in critical care or emergency environments.
2. Licensing Exams: In order to practice nursing in most foreign countries, you will need to pass further exams (e.g. NCLEX for the USA, CBT/OSCE for the UK, etc.) and language proficiency (e.g. IELTS or OET).
3. Flexibility: You will need to be willing to adapt to new cultures, healthcare systems, and occasionally other medical practices

Conclusion

If health care is your interest, you wish for a secure and dignified career, and are willing to work abroad, then studying nursing after 12th science is a proper and wise option. There are ample opportunities of development, financial stability, and self-satisfaction in this career, especially for those who are willing to make the extra efforts involved in working abroad.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can appear for NEET after completing B.A. graduation as long as you have studied Physics, Chemistry and Biology in your 12 Science. Your 12th marks in those subjects will be considered for NEET eligibility and not your graduation stream.

Regarding Transfer Certificate (T.C.), if you apply through NEET and got selected in the medical college, you will generally be asked to submit a T.C. from your last attended institution, so you will need to submit a T.C. from your B.A. college. So, yes, graduation T.C. will be useful in the admission process.