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Formal agencies are those institutions and organizations which are set up by the society deliberately with the exclusive aim imparting definite and ready-made tidbits of knowledge in a specified time under a structured environment.

There are well-defined aims and objectives, specific curriculum, definite teachers and students, definite and fixed time and place in such agencies. In short, everything or every aspects of education are pre-planned or planned in advance. Such agencies include school, college, university, library, religious institution, the recreation club, the museum, picture and art galleries, zoo, etc.

Informal agencies are those institutions which exercise a great educative influence upon the individuals indirectly and ceaselessly throughout their life. They are called indirect agencies influencing the behaviour of the individuals. Education is provided to the individuals informally and unconsciously. These agencies lack all formalities, rules, systematization, pre-planning, premeditation or training.

There are not particular places or location for imparting education. Individuals learn incidentally and naturally by their own initiatives and efforts. Among the agencies of informal education are family, community, state, social gathering, play-ground, associations, religious ceremonies, crowds, market places, cinema house, news-paper, fairs, exhibitions, radio, television, public meeting, field trip etc.

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The study of genes, which are complex biological tools, is genetics. Because this field includes an in-depth study of heredity and gene mutation, a solid understanding of biology and life sciences is required. Fees is not mentioned anywhere online . they will accept JUET,2022 results.

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Hello,

Human-wildlife conflict occurs when the needs and behaviour of wildlife impact negatively on humans or when humans negatively affect the needs of wildlife.

The major causes of Man-Wildlife conflicts are-

• Agricultural Expansion.
• Human Settlement.
• Overgrazing by Livestock.
• Deforestation.
• Illegal grass collection and poaching.

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Protected areas are those in which human occupation or at least the exploitation of resources is limited.

Dachigam National Park, located 22 km from Srinagar, is popular as the home of the rare and critically endangered Hangul or Kashmir stag.

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The loss of trees and other vegetation can cause climate change, desertification, soil erosion, fewer crops, flooding, increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, and a host of problems for indigenous people.

Loss of nutrients in the soil that are derived from breakdown of tree leaves. Increased soil erosion by wind and rain.

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Hydrosere also known as Hydrarch succession . The succession originates in a aquatic environment is called hydrosere. Such a succession doesn't lead to the development of a land community. If the water body is sufficiently large and with wave action , the succession usually results in the formation of a large aquatic climax community.

If the hydrosere starts from a comparatively small water body such as a pond , there is always a high probability for the formation of a terrestrial climax community.

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Admission to MSc Biotechnology in Jammu University is now being by GAT-B conducted by Regional Centre for Biotechnology on behalf of Department of Biotechnology, GoI. Earlier the admission was done through CEEB conducted by JNU,

the eligibility criteria for MSc Biotechnology in Jammu University is passed Bachelor’s degree under 10+2+3 pattern of education in Physical, Biological, Agricultural, Veterinary and Fishery Science, Pharmacy, Engineering / Technology, 4 years B.Sc. (Physician Assistant Course) or MBBS/ DNS securing at least 55% marks,

to brief you regarding GAT-B, it's conducted for three hours, there are mainly two sections; section A has compulsory 60 questions based on 10+2 level of physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, for each  correct answer one mark is awarded, and in case of incorrect answer 1/2 mark is deduced, section B has bachelor's degree level 100 questions, from basic sciences/biotechnology/life science and allied areas, 60 questions are to be attempted out of 100 questions, for each correct answer three marks are awarded, and one mark is deduced for each incorrect attempt,

check out the information bulletin for this year at https://dbt.nta.ac.in/downloads/INFORMATION_BULLETIN_GAT-B_BET_2022.pdf

visit the official website at https://dbt.nta.ac.in/ to know more details regarding this,

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In 2019, under State Quota, 533 marks secured a seat in GMC, Jammu under General Category. That was the cut off. Now this is 2019 data and cut odds change every year. Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. So for a seat in this College, you will need to target atleast 550-575.

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And because you have 2 more months to prepare for NEET, you may as well use this opportunity.

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Hi,

Yes, you can pursue B. Ed and MA together in the same year, with M.A as a distance course.

Pursuing both degree's together will help you in saving your time as in just two years you will be having a post-graduate degree and also have the most desired teaching degree B. Ed.

You can go for Govt. and Private sector jobs.

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https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-jammu-jammu/courses

JU Jammu offers a total of 101 courses . The university offers courses belonging to various streams like arts, science, commerce, management, etc. These can be pursued in distance mode also.

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Hello,

In india it is illegal to pursue two degree courses simultaneously however ugc gives permission to do regular course with part time courses,open university courses, distance learning And online courses.so,you can do M.A+B.ed together.

I suggest you to go for dual course if it enhances your skill in the same field and which can be useful in future.to do course together just to add number to your degrees is meaningless.

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