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In order to become a student of the B.Sc in Psychology you should qualify 10 + 2 and should be able to pass through a recognized board although it is advisable that you should pass with either Biology or Psychology as one of your subjects. Depending on the course, university or college, admission to the course is merit based or through entrance exams. The program is usually 3 years, and 6 semesters.

The typical syllabus cover such topics as introduction to Psychology, Biopsychology, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Social Psychology, Research Methodology, Counseling Psychology and Psychological Testing. The course also includes practicals, theory, lab work and case studies. Students can also do projects or practice on internships during the last year.

The course is a good platform to pursue jobs in mental health, research, counseling, HR among others. Upon graduation you could do an M.Sc in psychology or you can also major in clinical, Counseling or industrial psychology.

Hello reader,

Here is the list of BHMS Colleges offering Postgraduate in Maharashtra,

1. Bharti Vidyapeeth Homeopathic Medical College, Pune
2. Dakshin Kesari Muni Misharilalji Homepathic Medical College, Aurangabad
3. Dondhumama Sathe Homeopathic Medical College, Pune
4. Dr. D.Y.Patil Homeopathic Medical College and Research Center, Pune
5. Dr. GD Pole Foundations YMT Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Navi Mumbai
6. Dr. JJ Magdum Homeopathic Medical College, Jaysinghpur
7. Dr. ML Dhawale Homeopathic Memorial Institute, Palghar
8. Foster Development's Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Aurangabad
9. Guru Mishri Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Shegaon
10. Kakasaheb Mhaske Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Ahmednagar
11. Motivala Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital,Gangapur
12. Pansheel Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Khamgaon
13. PD Jain Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital and Post Graduate Institue,  Parbhani
14. PSPMs Mahila Homeopathic Medical College, Majerwadi
15. SJPES Homeopathic Medical College, Kolhapur
16. SMFRI's Vamanrao Ithape Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Ahmednagar
17. SNJB's Smt KB Abad Homeopathic Medical College, Chandwad
18. Sonajirao Kshirsagar Homeopathic Medical College, Beed

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-md-in-homeopathy-colleges-in-maharashtra

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Hello Aspirant,

Both SRM KTR and Jain CMS B-School offer their own advantages, and your choice will depend on what you value most. SRM KTR has a strong academic reputation and has better infrastructure than Jain CMS B-School; however, Jain´s location in a business city could offer more industry exposure. If alumni and campus life are important to you, SRM is a good choice. If placement and networking are more important, Jain could be better.

Good afternoon,with rank 2509 your chances in Government Colleges:

Possible in less competitive specializations like Swasthavritta, Agadtantra, Rasa Shastra, etc.

Unlikely in high-demand branches like Kayachikitsa, Panchakarma, Dravyaguna, etc.

All India Quota (AIQ):

Tough at this rank for top government colleges.

State Quota:

Better chances, especially in states with more seats or higher cutoff ranks (e.g., Kerala, West Bengal, Bihar).

Recommendations:

1. Apply under state quota if eligible.

2. Be flexible with specialization and location.

3. Consider private/deemed colleges as a backup.

4. Check previous year cutoff PDFs for specific colleges.

Hello aspirant,

To download sample papers of JK Bose of class 10th,

• Visit the website www.jkbose.nic.in (//www.jkbose.nic.in)
• Click on question paper tab
• Search for Class 10th
• And then select the subject you want
• And then you can download the papers

Or you can visit careers360 website, which also provides question papers,

https://school.careers360.com/boards/jkbose/jkbose-10th-question-papers

Best of luck for your preparation.

The last rank for AIIMS Delhi in Round 1 (General category) was around 47 last year. For this year, it might go slightly higher, maybe up to 60, but still stays under top ranks. If you’re from a reserved category, the closing ranks will be different. So overall, to get AIIMS Delhi in Round 1, you need to be within the top ranks in NEET.

Yes, with a score of 315 out of 750 in cuet ug, getting admission in allahabad university for ballb is difficult under the general category. The cutoff for ballb usually ranges between 420 to 480 marks for general. however, if you belong to a reserved category, you may still have a chance depending on the cutoff trends of that year. It is advisable to check the category-wise cutoffs and wait for the official merit list.

The last round cutoff for vjti mumbai in 2023 for btech courses varied by branch and category. for computer engineering under general category, the cutoff rank was around 145. For it, it was around 220. branches like electronics, mechanical, and electrical had cutoffs ranging between 400 to 800 ranks. reserved categories had significantly lower cutoffs. These ranks are based on mht cet scores and can vary slightly each year depending on competition and seat availability.

Hello Aspirant,

Your CML Rank is 359 in PCM and you are in the General category. You have a very good chance of getting B.Tech in Agriculture or B.Sc Agriculture in most good colleges that offer these courses through entrance exams, but the admission confirmation will depend on:

• the entrance exam written (ICAR AIEEA, KEAM, AP EAMCET, etc.)
• the specific college's cutoff ranks
• the number of seats and reservation policy

If you mention the examination name and the state, a better prediction can be given. Overall CML Rank of 359 is very good for Agriculture related courses.

Hello Aspirant,

No, there is no income ceiling for claiming Category 1 reservation in Karnataka. Other backward classes (such as Category 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B) have income criteria (Creamy Layer), but Category 1 is a non-creamy layer by nature, and does not have an income limit to access reservation benefits either in education or for jobs in the Government.