At Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS):

B.Pharm: Admission is through KEAM. Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, and at least 50% marks.

BPT: Admission is merit-based, depending on 10+2 results with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and at least 50% marks.

NEET is not required for either course.

With a rank of 41,000 in an engineering entrance examination, your eligibility for admission to Category 1 institutions hinges on several variables. To provide a precise assessment, a bit more detail is useful:

• • First, which entrance exam did you attempt? (For instance: JEE Main, MHT CET, AP EAMCET, and so on.)
• • Next, what is your reservation category—General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.?
• • What state or type of institution are you interested in? (NITs, IIITs, state engineering colleges, etc.)
• • And of course, which engineering branch is your preference? (CSE, ECE, Civil, etc.)

If by “Category 1” you refer to a specific state counseling system—say, Karnataka or Tamil Nadu—keep in mind that cutoffs can fluctuate significantly each year, so there’s no fixed benchmark.

Your best course of action? I recommend using our Engineering College Predictor tool, available for free on our website. It allows you to enter your rank, category, and preferences, and then provides a tailored list of colleges that typically admit students within your range. https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

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Yes, a career in forensic science can be very good if you are interested in solving crimes, working with evidence, and have a strong background in science. There is demand in government labs, police departments, investigation agencies, and private forensic labs. You can also explore teaching and research after higher studies like MSc or PhD.

It needs patience, attention to detail, and a strong academic base, especially in biology, chemistry, or physics.

Hope this helps you!

You can access the Karnataka PGCET M.Tech Electrical Sciences question papers for the years 2023 and 2024 through the following resources:

1. https://engineering.careers360.com/download/karnataka-pgcet-ebooks-and-sample-papers

2. https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-pgcet-sample-papers

These resources should help you in your preparation for the Karnataka PGCET M.Tech Electrical Sciences examination.

You can download the AP PGCET Life Sciences 2022 question paper directly and free of cost from:
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To access the paper:

• Visit any of the above source

• Download the PDF for your preparation.

THE MORARJI DESAI INSTITUTE OF NATUROPATHY AND YOGIC SCIENCES IN VADODARA OFFERS A BACHELOR OF NATUROPATHY AND YOGIC SCIENCES [BNYS] PROGRAM WITH AN ANNUAL INTAKE OF 50 STUDENTS . THE PROGRAM SPANS 5.5 YEARS , INCLUDING A ONE YEAR INTERNSHIP. THIS INSTITUTE IS AFFILIATED WITH GUJARAT AYURVEDA UNIVERSITY, JAMNAGAR

IITs generally offer M.Sc. in Life Sciences through IIT JAM, not GATE. However, IISc Bangalore accepts GATE scores for its M.Sc. programs.

With a GATE score of 508 (EWS), check IISc’s official website for cutoffs and eligibility. Some IITs may offer interdisciplinary M.Tech programs accepting GATE scores—explore their admissions pages for details.

IITs and IISc offering Life Sciences through GATE:

1. IISc Bangalore – M.Sc. in Life Sciences (GATE accepted).

2. IIT Kanpur – M.Tech in Life Sciences (GATE required for regular candidates).

Your GATE score of 508 (EWS) makes you eligible for these programs. Consider applying to IISc and IIT Kanpur.

The AIIMS Paramedical Exam is a computer-based entrance exam conducted by AIIMS Delhi for selection of candidates for undergraduate BSc paramedical courses offered at AIIMS campuses.

Syllabus Based on class 11th and 12th for a duration of 90 minutes (1.5 hours).

Questions: 90 objective-type questions in MCQ format.

Marking: +1 for each correct answer, -1/3 for each incorrect answer.

Courses: BSc in Optometry, BSc in Dental Hygiene, BSc in Nursing, BSc in MTR, BSc in Respiratory Technology, etc.

As a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) student, you can still pursue a BSc in Data Science after 12th. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Meet the Eligibility Criteria

- Check the eligibility criteria for BSc Data Science programs at various universities.

- Most universities require a minimum of 50-60% marks in 12th standard with Mathematics/Statistics as one of the subjects.

Bridge Courses or Additional Math Requirements

- Since you're a PCB student, you might need to take additional math courses or bridge programs to meet the math requirements for BSc Data Science.

- Some universities offer bridge courses or foundation programs in math and statistics for non-mathematics students.

Entrance Exams

- Some universities require entrance exams like:

- JEE Main

- BITSAT

- VITEEE

- University-specific entrance exams

Popular Universities Offering BSc Data Science

- Here are some popular universities that offer BSc Data Science programs:

- Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Some IITs offer BSc Data Science programs

- National Institute of Technology (NIT) - Some NITs offer BSc Data Science programs

- BITS Pilani

- VIT University

- Christ University

- Symbiosis International University

Prepare for a Strong Foundation

- Once you're admitted to a BSc Data Science program, focus on building a strong foundation in math, statistics, and programming.

- Develop skills in programming languages like Python, R, and SQL.

- Familiarize yourself with data science tools and technologies like TensorFlow, Keras, and Tableau.

Remember, it's essential to research and chooses a university that offers a well-structured BSc Data Science program with a strong focus on math and statistics.