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Candidates who qualify for JRF are opting for phD .
For phD in anaesthesia the candidate must have master's degree in anesthesia .
The entrance exam for the course is NET or entrance exam conducted by university. According to the UGC rules, only the candidates who appear and
Yes, a person doing an MD/MS residency program can absolutely appear for the UPSC exam. There are no restrictions on educational background for UPSC aspirants. However, there are some important considerations regarding the service bond if you get selected for a civil service position. Most government medical colleges in India
Hello Rahul
You don't need to appear for Neet exam for biotechnology study.
You can do bsc in biotechnology or b tech in biotechnology
For bsc in biotechnology, you must have passed class xii with minimum 50% marks with pcb / pcm.
After bsc you can go for msc in
Hello Lakshit
Fees for bachelor of dental course is different for different states and also universities.
Average fees is 80,000 to 6 lakh in government colleges .
The lowest fees for bds fees is in Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences - 16,500
Government colleges
KGMU - 46,000
Datta Meghe
Hello Himaja
Physical education ph D involves research in advanced physical education. The course involves study of topics like sports, biomechanics, nutrition, management in physical education , technology in physical education.
Duration- 3 to 5 years
Eligibility- The candidate must have master's degree in physical education with 55 % .
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I understand your concern regarding the eligibility. The basic eligibility requirement for NEET is that the General and EWS candidates need minimum 50% marks in 12th while SC/ ST/ OBC and PwD candidates need 40% marks in 12th. Hence, you are above 50% marks in PCB and have passed
Admission to mbbs course depends upon your Neet score.
If you have got 9 marks grace In chemistry then you don't have to worry if your total marks in physics , chemistry and biology are 150 .
Now you must have got 35 ie passing marks in chemistry,
Question : Directions: Select the related pair of letters from the given alternatives. MD : NZ :: IK : ?
Option 1: RG
Option 2: SH
Option 3: RH
Option 4: SG
Correct Answer: RG
Solution : Given: MD : NZ :: IK : ?
The opposite of the letter M is N and D – 4 = Z So, MD is related to NZ. Similarly, the opposite of the letter I is R and K – 4 = G So, IK
Question : Comprehension: Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow. If you pay close attention to soap advertisements, you may hear of its pH value being claimed perfect for human skin. But is there really such a thing? Let's start at the beginning. pH (potential Hydrogen) is defined as the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution. pH value ranges between 0 and 14.7 is the neutral point, 0 being the most acidic and 14 being the most alkaline. More importantly, your skin isn't exactly pH 5.5; it falls in a range between 4.0 and 7.0, depending on diverse factors like the body part, age, genetics, ethnicity, and environment conditions.
So, are products formulated at pH 5.5 perfect for skin? The short answer: not really! First, parameters like texture and other ingredients indicate a cleanser's quality, much better than pH alone. Second, though the skin pH rises slightly immediately after cleaning even with plain water, it reverts to its mild acidic pH in an hour. Healthy skin quickly rebalances the 'acid mantle' - a protective layer over the skin - and is unaffected in the long term by the cleanser's pH. Skin modulates pH, making skin products function optimally. So, why market pH 5.5 products as "perfect"? Well, for certain skin types (e.g., oily skin) and certain skin conditions (like acne), an increase in pH can aggravate these skin situations. This might lead to an interpretation that a skin care product needs to be at a 5.5 pH for optimum cleansing. Hence, skincare experts have expressed reservations about pH being the sole criterion of product safety and 'acid mantle' preservation when factors including plain water may contribute to the same. Thus, an ideal product is almost impossible to define. So, look well beyond pH alone.
Question: "Is there really such a thing?" By "such a thing" the author is referring to:
Option 1: the perfect soap for all skin types
Option 2: the perfect pH value for human skin
Option 3: soap advertisements
Option 4: close attention paid to advertisements
Correct Answer: the perfect pH value for human skin
Solution : The correct choice is the second option.
The author questions the claim often made in soap advertisements about a product having an ideal pH value for human skin, suggesting scepticism about whether a single pH level can be
To pursue an LL.M. (Master of Laws) at Banaras Hindu University (BHU), candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria:
Eligibility Criteria for LL.M. at BHU:
Educational Qualification: A candidate must have completed a Three-Year LL.B. Degree Examination or a Five-Year LL.B. Degree Course, recognized by BHU, with a minimum of 50%
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