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You cannot join any course with 110 marks. But if you are interested in medical field then go for nearby private colleges and universities which provide courses like paramedical and bsc and choose your interested course.

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With a NEET score of 171, you have several options for medical courses in India, particularly in the AYUSH and paramedical fields. While admission to MBBS and BDS programs is highly competitive and typically requires higher scores, you can consider pursuing Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery or Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS).

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Patna University offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC), not a separate Master's degree in Mass Communication and Journalism.

You need a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 45% marks for eligibility.

There is no mention of a separate entrance exam for the MJMC program on Patna University's website. Admissions are likely based on merit, possibly considering your Bachelor's degree marks.

Visit the official Patna University website and navigate to the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication section. Look for the MJMC program and admission details.

The university website might have contact information for the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. You can call or email them directly to inquire about the admission process and entrance exam (if any).

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No, your father's SSLC certificate showing OBC category typically won't disqualify you from getting an EWS certificate.

An EWS certificate is for applicants belonging to the general category with a family income below a specific limit (usually around 8 lakhs per year) and not falling under any reserved categories like SC/ST/OBC.

The EWS certificate assesses your current family's economic situation, not your father's past caste category. Therefore, your father's past OBC status shouldn't affect your eligibility for an EWS certificate.

The documents required for an EWS certificate usually include:

• Income certificate for your family
• Identity proof and address proof
• Affidavit or self-declaration about income and not belonging to reserved categories
• Other documents as specified by the issuing authority (may vary by state)
  
  Even if your father no longer identifies as OBC, it won't impact your EWS application. The focus is on your current family's income and not your father's past caste status.
  
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A B.Com degree equips you with a strong foundation for a career in accounting, even without pursuing the CA route.

Many businesses rely on accounting software like Tally, QuickBooks, or Xero. Learning these programs can significantly enhance your resume. Online courses or certifications can get you started.

Understanding basic tax laws and procedures is valuable for accountants. Consider pursuing a certification course in taxation.

• CMA (Certified Management Accountant): This certification focuses on financial management and analysis. It requires passing a two-part exam and often some work experience.
  
  
• ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants): This globally recognized program offers different levels of qualification, catering to both beginners and experienced professionals.
  
  
  
• Bookkeeper: Entry-level bookkeepers handle day-to-day transactions, data entry, and reconciliation.
  
  
• Tax Assistant: Assisting with tax preparation and filing can provide valuable experience.
  
  
• Accounts Payable/Receivable Clerk: These roles involve managing payments and collections, giving you core accounting practicalities.
  
  
  
• Internships: Look for accounting internships to gain practical experience and build connections within the field.
  
  
• Professional Associations: Join accounting associations to connect with professionals and learn about job opportunities.
  
  
  
  • M.Com (Master of Commerce): Specializing in accounting or finance through a Master's degree can enhance your career prospects.
    
    
    
  • Remember, the best path depends on your interests and career goals.  Research different accounting specializations like cost accounting, forensic accounting, or public accounting to find your niche.

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Yes, you can choose to study Pharm.D (Post Baccalaureate) courses after completion of B.Pharm. But you must have done your B.Pharm from the Pharmacy Council of India’s approved institution. The average fees for pursuing this course may range from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 25,00,000. The fees varies depending on the type of institution.

For more information, please visit the website by clicking on the link given below:

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You can apply for re-admission in a different college than the one you discontinued from for 2nd PUC Science.

Colleges typically allow students who discontinued studies to re-apply through their general admission process. However, re-admission depends on the availability of seats in the desired college for your stream (Science in this case). There might be limited seats compared to fresh admissions. You need a Transfer Certificate (TC) from your previous college to apply for re-admission elsewhere.

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No, a maternity and children's hospital wouldn't be the ideal place to get complete training for a B.Sc. nursing syllabus.

Maternity and children's hospitals specialize in caring for mothers, newborns, and children. While this is a crucial aspect of nursing, the B.Sc. nursing syllabus is much broader.

A B.Sc. nursing program covers a wide range of subjects, including:

• Fundamentals of nursing
• Anatomy and physiology
• Medical and surgical nursing
• Mental health nursing
• Community health nursing
• Pharmacology
• Obstetrics and pediatrics (which would be covered in a maternity and children's hospital, but to a lesser extent)
  
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There can be complications if you accept a JoSAA seat and then decide to go for Jadavpur University (JU) after getting selected through WBJEE counselling.

Accepting a seat in JoSAA and paying the acceptance fee indicates your commitment to that particular college/institute. JoSAA might impose a seat wastage penalty if you decide to withdraw later. The specific penalty amount can vary. Colleges generally don't seize original documents. They might keep attested copies for verification purposes during the admission process.

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It's great that you are taking the initiative to pursue your dream of becoming an IAS officer, Bettaswamy. Many working professionals like you crack the UPSC exam every year.

Anxiety often stems from dwelling on uncertainties. Instead, focus on what you can control – your daily preparation. Break down your study plan into manageable chunks and celebrate small goals. Challenge negative thoughts with realistic and empowering self-talk. Instead of "what if I fail," tell yourself, "I am putting in the effort to succeed, and I am capable of learning from any outcome." Practice relaxation techniques like meditation, deep breathing, or yoga to calm your mind and reduce stress.

Plan your study schedule around your work commitments. Utilize pockets of time for revision and dedicate focused study time during evenings or weekends.

Plan your study schedule around your work commitments. Utilize pockets of time for revision and dedicate focused study time during evenings or weekends.

Connect with other UPSC aspirants or online forums for motivation and sharing strategies. Consider joining a coaching institute that caters to working professionals.

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