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Hello student, yes you will do M.A. after b.com depending on the subject and college or university rules. Economics, English, Sociology, political science for this subjects may accept students from non  Arts background like B.com.if the University conducts an entrance exam you may get admission even if you didn't study that subject in B.com.

Hi Dadmi!

Thanks for your question. If you’ve done B.Com from the same college and want to pursue M.A.

M.A. is typically a humanities postgraduate course, and most universities require you to have a related subject background in your UG. Since you’ve done B.Com (Commerce stream), you can only apply to specific MA courses like:

• M.A. in Economics some colleges accept B.Com graduates also.
• M.A. in Education if you did B.Ed or similar course.
• M.A. in Public Administration or Sociology depends on university rules

However, you cannot do M.A. in English, Hindi, History, etc., unless your B.Com included those subjects. You can check your college’s PG course eligibility on their website for more accurate update.If they allow interdisciplinary admission, they may take you after an entrance test or interview.

Hope this clears your confusion. Best of luck for your next academic step!

Hello Aspirant,

To take admission in (Jamuna Mishra Newai Medical College (JMN) from another state you have two options:

Through MCC (All India Counselling):

1. Go to Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) (https://mcc.nic.in/) and register for AIQ UG counselling.
2. Possible 15% of JMN seats can be allotted to All India Quota.
3. If you are allotted, you can take admission in the college if you are from another state.

Through Rajasthan State Counselling (management/NRI seats):

1. Non-domicile candidates can apply for management seats.
2. Whenever the counselling starts, you can register, upload your documents and choose Jamuna Mishra Newai Medical College while filling choice.

Hello aspirant,

Here is the list of best dental colleges in Hyderabad,

1. Government Dental College and Hospital
2. Malla Reddy Dental College for Women
3. Malla Reddy Institute of Dental Sciences
4. Mamata Institute of Dental Sciences
5. MNR Dental College and Hospital
6. Panineeya Institute of Dental Sciences and Research Centre
7. Sri Balaji Dental College and Hospital
8. Sri Venkata Sai Institute of Dental Sciences

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bds-colleges-in-hyderabad

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MSc Microbiology college fees can vary widely depending on whether the college is government or private. On average, the fees range from 30,000 to 1.5 lakh per year. If you have a backlog in the 5th semester, many universities still allow you to take admission in MSc, provided you clear the backlog before the final result or within the allowed time frame.

It’s always best to check the specific university's rules. Most colleges offer provisional admission, and you can submit the cleared results later. Just stay in touch with the college and be sure to meet all deadlines.

Good afternoon, here’s a comprehensive breakdown of the MSc Microbiology fee structure across different types of institutions in India:

Average total Fees (for 2 years)

Government Colleges  2,000 – 1 lakh

Private Colleges  80,000 – 3 lakh

Premium Universities  4 lakh – 19.5 lakh

Hostel fees may range from 10,000 to 1 lakh annually depending on location and facilities.

Sample College Fees

Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College, Mumbai    35,095    50,000    Private

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi    8,000    30,000    Government

St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata    1,68,000    34,000    Private

Presidency College, Chennai    870    10,000    Government

Registration & Eligibility Fees: 5,000 – 15,000 (varies by state and category)

NRI/Foreign Students: May pay 1.3 lakh or more in additional fees

Scholarships: Available through central/state governments and private foundations

you can pursue MSc Microbiology but there’s a key condition: you’ll need to clear your backlog before final admission.

Most universities require:

A completed BSc degree in Microbiology or a related field

Minimum 50–55% aggregate marks

No active backlogs at the time of admission

Note; you have to clear your back before admission .

Hello

GTU offers semester-wise question papers for MBA SEM 4 – Management Control Systems from 2008 onward. You can download past papers  directly from GTU's repository.

You can also download papers from Careers360.com (//Careers360.com) , it will provide you with all the study materials.

Hello Aditya,

Yes, you can pursue Computer Science Engineering (CSE) in Chandigarh University through the CUET UG. Computing University use CUET UG score to offer admission in various undergraduate courses like B.Tech in CSE, etc. But check their official university admission portal for new eligibility criteria, cut-off and counselling process.

With a rank of 43,205, getting a seat in CSE (Computer Science Engineering) or CSM (Computer Science with AI/ML) depends on several factors like your category (OC/BC/SC/ST), local area, gender, and the college preferences you have. Generally, top-tier colleges might be tough at this rank, but you still have a good chance of getting CSE or CSM in mid-range or newly established engineering colleges, especially if you belong to a reserved category.

It's important to check last year’s closing ranks and participate actively in counselling rounds to improve your chances. Keep backup options ready and consider emerging colleges where CSE/CSM is available.

Hey Jyosna,

Thanks for reaching out!

With a rank of 43,205 getting CSE or CSM in top NITs/IITs is unlikely,but you have decent chance in lower NITs,IITs or good state colleges, especially with home state or reserved quota.CSM is more accessible,as many college offer it at higher closing ranks.

If you're open to newer colleges or related branches,you can still get a good seat with strong career prospects . Prioritize CSM or IT related options in JoSAA/CSAB where CSE is not likely.

Predict to explore better chances:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor