Krish, to b e eligible for UPSC, you should have completed your Graduation in any stream. So you can study your Bachelor's in any stream. But previous years Statistics state that Candidates who have studied History, Anthropology, Geography have been able to score good than their counterparts. So you may

Harvard doesn't have the option of accepting Transfer students. Harvard University has its own eligibility criteria for admission to study Medicine. Its just not with India, they do not have a transfer student policy within Harvard. You can check the rules at their official website at: https://meded.hms.harvard.edu/admissions-selection-factors . Neither can

Are you asking about jee mains exams or NEET exam, whichever yo are asking please mention in the comment section.

Although both these exams runs in parallel so there isn't any issue.

Well meetings and talks are already happening in HRD Ministry. Let's see and wait for the outcome. They

Interesting, is what you can only determine yourself. What I can tell you about is scope. These days many private institutions provide specialization in bachelors courses, but believe me, beyond fancy names, they are nothing else. At a bachelors level, there is nothing much to specialize. You have got to

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Yes, you can get admission in undergraduate Nutrition and Dietetics course without appearing in EAMCET. EAMCET is an entrance exam for admission to B.Pahrmacy,  B.tech Biotechnology, Pharm D, B.VSc and AH, B.F.Sc, B.Sc Agriculture, B.tech FST and B.Sc CA & BM. Depending on the college admission to undergraduate Nutrition

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There is no as such major difference between BBA and BMS. Both the courses are equivalent. But BMS is mostly offered by government universities like Delhi, Mumbai. While BBA is popular among private universities. So depends upon you from where you want to pursue BBA/BMS. Even for further

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The placement opportunities in RC Technical Institute for the students of Computer Engineering are quite less. There are placements mostly for the Electrical students as known from surveys. From the Computer Engineering Department, only 8 students were placed in 2018-2019. Private institutions provide more placement opportunities nowadays.

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JB College offers many courses including

• BSc (Hons) Botany and Zoology

The eligibility criteria for BSc (Hons) Botany and Zoology states that a candidate must have:-

1. At least 60% marks in Biology
2. At least 55% marks in Chemistry
3. At least 45% marks in English
4. An aggregate of 45%