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Hi Lalnunziri,

I understand that you are interested in pursuing your M.Sc in Botany but facing a dilemma which college to choose between Miranda House and Jawaharlal Nehru University and so to answer your question please be informed that both the colleges are prominent and reputed colleges that imparts excellent

Dear Pragathi, First off, mere not mentioning the name and date on the uploaded photograph doesn't cause in rejection of your application. Second off, you cannot edit the photograph on your own during the correction window but if you are notified to change your photograph, then you can. NBE will

Hi aspirant,

You can attend the Gpat exam if you are doing final year of bpharm or completed bpharm degree. There is no age restrictions. You should apply for Gpat scholarship after passing in Gpat exam. This exam is already for postgraduate degree. So try your best.

Hope it helps.

Dear Sushant, don't worry your form won't get rejected.  You can change the marks when the correction window opens. The authority provides a correction window facility which can be used to correct any errors inadvertently made by the candidates at the time of filling the application form of NEET PG.

Hi Kruthi,

I understand that you have made a mistake while  filling out the application form so to answer your question what you can do is first check to see if there is any correction window available wherein you can edit your data and rectify your mistake and if it

Aspirants having B.Sc degree in Botany can find lot of career opportunities in public sector. They can join Botanical Survey of India (BSI), National Institute of Oceanography (NIO), Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE) etc. as Project Assistant, Technical Assistant, Field Assistant or

Greetings !!

Yes, You may apply . For State govt. Jobs, the basic criteria is that you need to study the regional language up to 10 th standard and for SSC there is no such language concerns. Definitely you can apply. As you are doing BE, start preparing for SSC

Hi Akash,

I understand that you have either completed or going to complete your class XII examination and wish to become an IAS officer in your latter part of career and so to answer your question firstly you need to brush up on your vocational and language skills a lot