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The BCA course is provided by many private institutions and few semi government colleges and each may have their own admission criteria. The most basic criteria is, at least 50% aggregate marks in class XII from any stream.

In some cases, the colleges also require mathematics or a subject with computer related components like I.P or C.S.

However, majority of the colleges follow the basic criteria with sometimes followed by an interview.

So, you should get admission even without any additional subject.

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Hello,

After BSc in Radiology, you can do postgraduate courses in radiology or related fields. Some options are:

1. MSc in Radiology / Medical Imaging / Radiotherapy – This is a direct continuation in your field.

2. Diploma Courses – Short-term diplomas in MRI, CT scan, Ultrasound, or Nuclear Medicine.

3. PG Diploma in Radiological Technology – Offered by hospitals or medical colleges.

4. Masters in Healthcare Management / Hospital Administration – If you want to move to administrative roles.

How to apply:

• Check eligibility (usually BSc in Radiology).

• Apply to universities or colleges offering the course.

• Some may require entrance exams or interviews.

• After selection, complete the course as per the college rules.

Hope it helps !

Hello! In the case of CBSE, students who appear for improvement exams usually do not get a fresh migration certificate again. The migration certificate is normally issued only once, in the year when you first passed class 12. For improvement candidates, CBSE only provides the updated marksheet but not a new migration, even if the roll number is different. So, you can use the migration certificate that was issued to you in your original passing year along with your improvement marksheet for admission. If the college insists on a new migration, you may apply to CBSE regional office with a request, but in most cases the old migration is valid.

Hey, With 384 marks in NEET 2025 under the OBC category, you do have chances for BAMS admission, especially in state quota seats of government/private ayurvedic colleges. However, cut-offs vary each year depending on the number of applicants, difficulty level of exam, and state-wise seat availability. I suggest you actively participate in both All India Quota (AIQ) and your respective State Quota counseling to increase your chances. Keep an eye on previous year cut-offs of your state to get a clearer idea.

Hey Srijan:)

Thanks for reaching out!

As of now, the NTSE 2025-26 registration date have not been officially announced.Usually the registration process begins in August or September through your state's SCERT or the liaison officer in each state.The stage one exam is generally held in December and stage two in june of the following year.

To get the exact dates and updates, regularly check the official NCERT or your state's SCERT website .

Hello! For admission in NIT Jamshedpur under the Home State quota, the required rank varies depending on the category and branch. Generally, for popular branches like CSE, the home state closing rank goes around 46,000, while for ECE it is closer to 11,000. Electrical and Mechanical branches usually close around 22,000 to 26,000 ranks, and Civil around 33,000. For OBC NCL candidates, the home state cutoff has gone up to nearly 18,000 in recent years. Overall, the closing rank for home state quota in general category has gone up to around 51,000. So, if your rank is within this range, you can expect chances, but it will depend on your preferred branch and the category you belong to.

This your need 455 mark getting bhms  top government colleges is really hard they usually need cut off around 480 to 520 plus if you are looking into BHMS top government colleges but the mid level colleges will offer cut off range from 460 to 470 but your marks is 455 you can attended counselling and try for other colleges too

Hii

There's no official UP- specific schedule published yet for NTSE 2025 but for reference you can check the previous year pattern of registration and tentative here https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-application-form .

Most likely NTSE Stage 1 registration forms would release in August or sept.  You must keep eye on UP's SCERT website and stay tuned to NCERT and national exam portals, as they will publish official dates and links once available.

Hello Deeksha

The NTSE (National Talent Search Examination) 2025 registrations are expected to start in September 2025 or October 2025. The official notification will be released on the NCERT website as well as on the respective state SCERT portals.

To know more about NTSE: NTSE by CAREERS360

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