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The National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) offers a one-year Post Graduate Diploma in Investigative Psychology (PGD Investigative Psychology) program at their Delhi campus. Here's a breakdown of the admission procedure.

A Bachelor's degree in Psychology or a related field (e.g., Criminology, Law) from a recognized university. There might be a minimum marks requirement, typically around 50% or 55% aggregate marks in your bachelor's degree.

• Academic Merit: Your marks in your Bachelor's degree program could be a significant factor in the selection process.
  
  
• Statement of Purpose (SOP): An SOP outlining your interest in investigative psychology, career goals, and relevant skills or experiences might be required. You can showcase your passion and suitability for the program through a well-written SOP.
  
  
• Previous Research or Work Experience (if applicable): Any prior research experience in psychology or related fields, or work experience in the criminal justice system, could strengthen your application.
  
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Yes, you can definitely give the NEET exam after completing a diploma in engineering! There are no restrictions on educational background for appearing in NEET. NEET eligibility is based on your schooling, not your diploma.

You must have passed the qualifying examination (10+2) from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (or Biotechnology) as core subjects. There is no minimum marks requirement for the qualifying exam, but securing a good percentage in these subjects is crucial for scoring well in NEET.

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Earning a Ph.D. in Biotechnology is a great way to delve deeper into the field and contribute to scientific advancements.

You typically need a Master's degree in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, or a closely related field, like biochemistry, microbiology, or genetics. Some programs might consider students with a Bachelor's degree with exceptional research experience.

Many universities require you to qualify for entrance exams like CSIR UGC NET (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Eligibility Test), DBT JRF (Department of Biotechnology Junior Research Fellowship), GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) with Biotechnology specialization, or university-specific entrance exams.


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No, students enrolled in the B.Com LL.B course at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU)  most likely don't have a mandatory uniform to wear daily.

Several sources point towards the absence of a mandatory uniform for the B.Com LL.B program at VNSGU.The absence of any mention of a uniform on the VNSGU website or the B.Com LL.B program description also suggests it's not mandatory.

While there might not be a daily uniform, the expectation might be for students to dress professionally. This could involve formals or semi-formals depending on the occasion or specific course requirements.

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It is unlikely you'll be eligible for AP ECET counselling with a current backlog in your diploma.

Most sources mention that candidates must possess a Diploma in Engineering and Technology from the State Board of Technical Education of Andhra Pradesh (or a recognized AICTE institution) with a minimum percentage (usually 40-45%) to be eligible for AP ECET counselling.Since you have a backlog, you likely haven't received your diploma certificate yet. This might make you ineligible for counselling at this stage.

If you clear your backlog and obtain your diploma certificate before counselling begins (usually July 2024 for AP ECET), you might be eligible to participate.

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Having a degree in Economics won't hinder your pursuit of Archaeology.  .It's commendable that you are following your interest in history and archaeology. While Economics is valuable, a career fueled by passion can be very rewarding.

Many universities and colleges in India offer diploma courses in Archaeology. These programs typically last for one or two years, depending on the institution. Since you have a diploma in Mechanical Engineering (though with a backlog) and higher secondary education with History and Geography, you'd likely be eligible for most Diploma in Archaeology programs. They might require a minimum percentage in your higher secondary exams, so check with specific colleges.

Your Economics background can be surprisingly beneficial in Archaeology:

• Data Analysis: Archaeological research often involves analyzing large datasets from excavations and surveys. Your Economics background could be an asset in this area.
  
  
• Resource Management: Archaeology projects require budgeting and resource management skills, which your Economics knowledge can help with.
  
  Choose the Right Program: Look for Diploma programs with a strong focus on fieldwork and research. Many programs include practical components like excavation simulations or archaeological site visits.
  
  Highlight Your Interests: During the application process, highlight your passion for fieldwork and research in your statement of purpose.
  
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There is a good chance you can get admission into the first year of a Diploma in Computer Management (CM) or Information Technology (IT) branch with 75% in your 10th standard.

Generally, the basic eligibility for diploma programs is passing 10th standard with a minimum percentage (often 50%). Some institutes might require a higher percentage, but 75% puts you in a good position.

Diploma programs in CM and IT are popular choices, and many institutes offer them. This increases your options for finding a program that accepts your score.

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There aren't many places named "Bariely" in India. A quick online search reveals that Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh) is the most prominent location with that name. BVP (Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan) is a national organization with a strong presence in North India. Since Bareilly is a major city in Uttar Pradesh, it's more likely to be a BVP CET exam center compared to a hypothetical "Bariely" in another state.

The most reliable way to be certain is to reach out to the BVP CET authorities. They can clarify whether the "Bariely" in the list refers to Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh) or if there is a different location intended.


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The BBA LLB course fees differ greatly because government institutions also offer financial aid for the programme. The tuition does not cover the cost of the hostel. When comparing private colleges to government colleges, the former typically charge higher tuition. The typical range of course fees is between Rs. 3.70 Lakhs to Rs. 20.75 Lakhs.

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In most cases, you likely won't need MHTCET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) for a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) in Maharashtra.

MHTCET is typically required for admission to Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) programs in Maharashtra, particularly for government and some private colleges.

Diploma in Pharmacy programs usually have a minimum eligibility requirement of passing 10th standard with a minimum percentage (often 50%) and sometimes 12th standard with a specific science stream combination (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).

Since MHTCET isn't required for D.Pharm, focus on meeting the program's specific eligibility criteria. Check the websites or contact the admissions office of colleges you are interested in.

Each institute might have its own application process. It could involve submitting an online application, uploading documents (like your 10th mark sheet), and potentially appearing for an entrance exam (though less common for D.Pharm).

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