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First of all the eligibility criteria of UPSC is simply passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, you can apply even in the final year, there is no such specific aggregate requirement in this case, see if you're asking this question in reference to the fact that
Jamia Millia Islamia university offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses like BBA, BTech, b.Ed, MBA, MCA etc. Given below are the different selection criteria for different courses:
Dear candidate, NEET is not compulsory for BSc Nursing course. There is a separate entrance examination for BSc nursing in different universities and colleges. You need to appear for the entrance exam.
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Dear aspirant ,
Practising through the ipu cet question papers provided by the University will not only boost the overall morale of the candidates but also help students to understand the pattern of the question paper .
The sample papers of 2021 are now available in the website. These sample
Dear leaner,
Pardon, you cannot take a admission as under graduate.
The rule in Jamia for agelimit is much moreover strict ,one must attain 17 years before 31st of December ,even who were born in January is not eligible .
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There are only two government colleges in Bangalore with B.Sc nursing course.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing is four years full-time course. Out of the two colleges BMCRI Bangalore - Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute
There is cut throat competition on Bananas Hindu University for admission and getting hostel.The seats in hostel are very limited and the more marks you you the score the better the chances.The exam is of 360 marks and based on previous year cutoffs, you will have to aim to
Dear aspirant
Christian Medical College Vellore has allotted 16 seats for All India Open Category for MBBS admission and seats are distributed category wise as following OC-12; SC/ST-03 & 1 Central Pool.
So there is no reservations for EWS/obc in all india open quota. Only 12 seats out of 100
Actually yes,but they mostly prefer students with bsc chemistry , which probably you will concentrate on botany and related studies you don't get a chance to grab the msc in chemistry ,and don't have any kind of practical work in chemistry ,which makes less eligible
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Hi Aspirant,
Msc is better for you in terms of your course graduation.You have completed Bsc and Msc completion will yield in the line of the course.Mca wont help actually its not in the line.After Msc you will get ample opportunities in your line including teaching and in professor line.
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