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A discontinuation bond is a legal agreement between a student and a college that requires the student to pay a specific amount of money if they withdraw from the program before completing their studies. This is to offset the costs incurred by the college in admitting and providing a place for that student.

Many dental colleges in India, including Kothiwal Dental College, have discontinuation bonds. The specific details of the bond, such as the amount and under what circumstances it needs to be paid, will vary depending on the college.

The best way to find out the exact amount and terms of the discontinuation bond at Kothiwal Dental College is to contact the college admissions office directly. You can find their contact information on the college website or brochure.

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No, KCET (Karnataka CET) is not typically used for admission to B.Sc. Radiology programs in Karnataka.

KCET is primarily used for admissions to engineering and technological courses offered by government and some grant-in-aid colleges in Karnataka. B.Sc. Radiology admissions are often handled through separate entrance exams conducted by the colleges or universities themselves, or through merit-based selection on 10+2 marks.


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i have 86500 ranking in kcet would i get cs engineering seat in good govt college

Yes, you can definitely pursue an archaeology course after completing your BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) even though they are in different fields.

Most universities offering archaeology programs require a bachelor's degree as a minimum qualification. Your BCA degree fulfills that requirement. While a background in history or social sciences might be preferred, your BCA wouldn't necessarily disqualify you.

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The application window for the JEMAT 2024 Phase 1 exam has already closed. It typically falls in the first or second week of June.  Since today's date is June 3rd, 2024, the application period is most likely over.

There might be a Phase 2 exam later in the year, so you can keep an eye on the official MAKAUT website for announcements regarding future JEMAT exams and their application deadlines.

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No, you wouldn't need to drop your M.Com (distance learning) to obtain a Transfer Certificate (TC) for your MBA college.

A TC is issued to a student when they permanently discontinue their studies at an institution. Since you're continuing your education through distance learning M.Com, it's not considered permanent discontinuation.

Most colleges, especially for MBA programs, accept a Migration Certificate instead of a TC for students already enrolled in another program. A Migration Certificate verifies your enrollment at the previous institution and allows you to register at the new one.

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The ICFAI online MBA program has both potential advantages and disadvantages to consider when deciding if it's right for you.

The online format allows you to pursue an MBA while balancing work and other commitments. You can study at your own pace and schedule. Online programs are often cheaper than traditional MBA programs. ICFAI University has a long history of offering management education programs. The program is designed specifically for working professionals, so the curriculum and coursework might be tailored to your needs.

Verify the accreditation of the specific ICFAI University offering the online MBA program you're considering. Accreditation is important for job prospects and transfer credits. ICFAI University campuses have varying reputations. Research the specific campus offering the program. Online programs lack the face-to-face interaction and networking opportunities offered by traditional MBA programs. Online programs require strong self-discipline and time management skills to stay on track.

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The process of applying for PGCET (Post Graduate Common Entrance Test)  with a closed school from your 1st to 5th standard can vary depending on the specific PGCET exam you are applying for.

• First, identify the specific PGCET exam you are applying for. Different states or universities might conduct PGCETs with varying eligibility criteria.
  
  
• Locate the official website of the exam authority conducting the PGCET.
  
  
• Look for sections on "Eligibility" or "Documents Required." These sections should detail the mandatory documents and might mention any specific requirements regarding certificates from closed schools.
  
  
• In most cases, a study certificate issued by the school when it was operational should be considered valid proof of your education during that period.
  
  
• However, some PGCET authorities might request additional documentation to verify your studies.
  
  
  
• Reach out to the exam authority through their helpline number or email address mentioned on the official website.
  
  
• Explain your situation regarding the closed school and inquire if the old study certificate is sufficient.
  
  
• Ask if any additional documents are required to verify your early education.
  
  
  
• If you have a leaving certificate from the closed school, mentioning the duration of your attendance, present that as well.
  
  
• As a last resort, you can get a sworn affidavit notarized by a public notary, stating your attendance at the closed school from 1st to 5th grade.
  
  
• In some cases, authorities might accept verification from the education department or local government records if available for the closed school.
  
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No, you cannot get two separate licenses for practicing medicine and pharmacy in India after completing D.Pharmacy and MBBS.

D.Pharmacy focuses on dispensing medications and pharmaceutical knowledge, while MBBS qualifies you to diagnose and treat patients as a doctor. India has a single licensing system for both pharmacy and medicine. A D.Pharmacy or B.Pharmacy degree qualifies you for a Registered Pharmacist license, allowing you to dispense medications under the supervision of a registered pharmacist or doctor. An MBBS degree qualifies you for a Medical Council of India (MCI) registration, allowing you to practice medicine independently.

Your knowledge of medications gained from D.Pharmacy can enhance your ability to prescribe and manage medication for patients as a doctor.If you choose to specialize or open a clinic, your pharmacy background can be helpful in understanding medication logistics and inventory management.

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