Hello,

You have not mentioned for which degree you want to know the eligibility criteria. Here is the list:-

1. BTech:- 12th passed with minimum 50% with physics, chemistry and mathematics as major subjects.
2. BEd:- 12th pass with minimum 50% aggregate.
3. BSc, BFA, BCom:- candidate must have passed 12th from a

Hello,

Here is the documents list will be needed prior to joining:-

1. Identity proof
2. 10 the pass certificate
3. 10th mark certificate
4. 12th pass certificate
5. 12th mark certificate
6. categorical certificate (if applicable)
7. college leaving certificate/migration certificate
8. TC

collect the information broucher after you fill the application form. The broucher will have

Hello mellisa,

UGC guidelines are for those, whose university comes under ugc. So its depend upon university. But more that 95% university are aproved under ugc, so your college ahould be in that. If it comes under it, then your university has to strictly follow it as it is for

Dear Sindhu ,

I hope you are doing well !

SMR college not offer BSC course ,If you are taking about SRM University then they offer this course and must appear SRM JEE exam conducted by SRM for admission .

Selection Procedure

• Candidates will be called for counseling based on

Dear Chinu ,

If we analysis simply both then state university and deemed university – are both under the UGC in many ways, though they have their own style of functioning. State universities have their own syllabic, fees structures, and student base. The fact that most of them have been

Hello,

Here there are some of the colleges to join Bsc neuroscience based on NEET entrance exam,

1.CMC Vellore,Vellore

2. Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER) , Punducherry.

3. Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) ,New Delhi .

4. Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Science (SVIMS), Tirupati .

I had the same query

I thought that I only had to fill pre admission form cause I didn't knew it

Now I fill again please help

Hello aspirant,

How many marks you will get depends on the number of questions you have attempted and how many of those are correct and how many are wrong, we cant tell you how much marks you will score, you have given the exam you yourself would have some idea