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<p dir="ltr">MBBS degree from King George's Medical University holds massive prestige worldwide. Major international medical councils fully recognize this undergraduate qualification. Graduates are eligible to sit for global licensing exams like the USMLE or PLAB. Alumni work in top-tier healthcare networks and premium research facilities across the globe.</p>

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<p>BSc admission at Nizam College takes place through DOST portal. The seat is allotted by the exam conducting body, on the basis of merit. BSc is offered in different specialisations where eligibility criteria involves passing Class 12. Candidate with compartment or candidate who took more than one attempt to clear Class 12 are also eligible for admission. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>To take admission in MSc Botany at Nizam College, candidate must be a BSc graduate with Botany subject as an optional. Candidate must have studied a minimum of 24 credits in Botany, which means four paper of 100 marks each.</p>

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<p>No, candidate with no graduation are not eligible to take admission in MSc at Nizam College. At least 40% marks in qualifying exam is required to take admission in MSc. However, if he or she successfully cleared the exam in more than one attempt, is eligible to take admission in MSc.</p>

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<p>To take admission in MSc Computer Science at Nizam College, candidate must have a BSc degree with Mathematics and Computer Science subjects as optional. If not this, then BCA degree is enough to take admission in MSc.</p>

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<p>There are two broad categories for BSc namely, Life Science and Physical Science. The duration is of three years. After these two options, there are again four broad categories of subject to choose from.</p>

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<p>Yes, candidate can take admission in BSc after Class 12. Candidate has to register themselves on the DOST portal. Candidate who took more than one attempt to clear Class 12, are also eligible to take admission in BSc. The preference is given to candidate who cleared Class 12 in first attempt.</p>

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<p>There is no entrance exam required for admission in BSc at Nizam College. The duration is of three years. The college takes admission through DOST portal. Candidate has to register themselves on the portal, pay the fees, select web options, take part in web-based counselling, submit the documents and then report to the assigned college. The admission takes place on the basis of merit.</p>

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<p>The total tuition fee of MA at Nizam College is approximately INR 29,600. The college offers MA in various specialisations like Economics, History, Journalism and Mass Communication, Political Science. Each subject has its own eligibility to take admission. The eligibility criteria for MA involve Graduation/Diploma in specific domain or any graduate who studied subject or related subject in Class 10 or Class 12.</p>

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<p>Yes, Nizam College offers three-years BSc in different specialisations. The BSc degree comes under two umbrella courses namely BSc Life Science (CBCS) and BSc Physical Science (CBCS). These two courses have a wide variety of subjects to choose from.</p>

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<p data-path-to-node="3">Honestly yes, professors actively help you publish research papers and guide technical projects, making it much easier to secure strong LORs for foreign applications.</p>

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<p>Yes. If you're aiming for <strong data-start="44" data-end="60">M.Tech or MS</strong>, you can benefit from research projects, faculty guidance, workshops, and technical activities. Building a good CGPA, research profile, and relevant skills during your degree will be more important than focusing only on placements.</p>

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<p>An IT branch allotment at BVCOE Delhi means you have cleared the eligibility, but GGSIPU requires a 55% aggregate in PCM for B.Tech, presenting a conflict with your 51% PCM mark.</p>

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<p>MBA students at PIBM Guwahati gain exposure to industry-relevant business software and analytical tools such as SAP (including SAP S/4HANA Finance (FI), SAP Materials Management (MM), SAP Sales and Distribution (SD), and SAP Human Capital Management (HCM), Advanced Excel, Power BI, Tableau, SQL, and AI-enabled business applications. Depending on their specialization, students also work with domain-specific tools that strengthen their analytical, reporting, decision-making, and business management skills, preparing them for technology-driven roles across industries.</p>

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<p>If you have studied Agriculture in Class 12, then for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture at BHU, the combination of Agriculture+Biology+Chemistry is the most relevant option.</p>

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<p>No, AIIMS Delhi does not provide lateral entry for MBBS course. Students need to complete five-year course to get a degree. Students cannot apply through Diploma or other bachelor's degree. To get admission, students need to apply through NEET exam after completing Class 12.</p>

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<p>As per the latest ranking released by Business Today in 2025, Kristu Jayanti College ranks 85 under the Best B-School in India category.</p>

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<p>MBBS students receive hands-on clinical training at SMS Hospital, which is one of North India's the biggest government medical centers. Also, students complete clinical training in different specialised government hospitals in Jaipur, which are affiliated with SMS Medical College like Mahila Chikitsalaya, Zenana Hospital, JK Lon Hospital, Psychiatric Centre.</p>

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<p>Yes, all female candidates admitted to SMS Medical College are completely exempt from paying tuition fees. This fee waiver is granted under the Rajasthan State Government's policy promoting higher education for women. Female students only pay non-tuition processing charges, caution deposits, and optional hostel fees.</p>

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<p>Yes, candidates from outside Rajasthan can apply for MBBS seats at SMS Medical College. Non-residence candidates can secure a seat exclusively through the 15% All India Quota seats. AIQ seats are allotted via central counselling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) based on open national merit.</p>

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<p>Imperial College London offers an extensive variety of <strong>181</strong> course specializations for M.Sc. courses for a duration of <strong>1 year</strong> to complete them. Excluding the tuition fee of the course, fee components are transportation, insurance and hostel fee.</p><table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr><th valign="top" width="244"><p><strong>Fee Component</strong></p></th><th valign="top" width="227"><p><strong>Tuition Fee&... View more

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<p>To get admission in SMS Medical College for MBBS, candidates must first appear for and qualify the national-level NEET-UG examination. Next, register on the MCC portal (for AIQ) or the Rajasthan NEET UG board portal (for State Quota). Submit SMS Medical College, as your top choice during online choice filling. Upon seat allotment, report to the college for document verification and tuition fee submission to finalise admission.</p>

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<p>Out of the 250 total seats, 15% (approximately 37–38 seats) fall under the All India Quota managed by MCC. The remaining 85% (approximately 212 seats) are allocated to Rajasthan state domicile candidates via state counselling. Seat reservations for SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS, and PwD candidates are applied per government rules within the state quota.</p>

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<p>SMS Medical College has an annual intake capacity of 250 students for its MBBS programme. All 250 seats are recognised by the National Medical Commission. Admissions to these seats are filled through two major quotas: 15% All India Quota and 85% Rajasthan State Quota. No direct, management, or private quota seats are available at the institute.</p>

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<p>No, SMS Medical College does not conduct any independent entrance examination for its MBBS course. Admissions are based entirely on the NEET-UG conducted by the National Testing Agency. Candidates are allocated seats based on their NEET AIR via centralized state or national counselling rounds.</p>

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<p>The total duration of the MBBS programme at SMS Medical College is 5.5 years. Where 4.5 years are divided into 9 semesters, which covers preclinical, paraclinical, and clinical subjects. After the completion of course, there is a 1-year rotating internship that students must complete to get a degree.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Yes, specific fee panels show designated concessions for SEBC and EWS female candidates, reducing their final fees compared to general students. Fergusson College, Pune integrates these state-sponsored welfare policies into both their grant-in-aid and self-financed arts fee matrices.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Core streams like Economics, English, and Marathi receive state grants, which translates into highly economical fees for general and reserved students. Conversely, self-financed branches like Psychology&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Total two-year tuition fees for an MA range from INR 0.15 Lacs to INR 2.96 Lakh. Fergusson College, Pune alters the final amount based on the applicant's domicile status, reservation category, and the specific funding nature of the department.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">You would need to secure a merit seat in traditional programs like Physics under the government grant quota for the lowest fees. This extra feature at Fergusson College, Pune allows state-reservation postgraduates to finish their master's degree with an extremely nominal financial investment.</p>

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