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Basic eligibility to secure admission for Integrated B.Sc + M.Sc in Nanoscience and Technology in Shivaji University is that candidate should have a minimum pass mark of 45% in class 12. Candidate must have passed 10+2 in Science stream.
Final year appearing candidates can also apply on provisional basis.
Those Candidates who belongs to other state will have to score minimum 55% marks in 10+2.
Final Selection
Candidates are selected based on Shivaji University entrance exam score and marks obtained in 10+2.
Selection parameters and weightage :
Entrance Exam Score- 50%
10+2 exam score - 50%
Regards.

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Graduation-
Candidate must be a graduate in B.Sc. (Food Sc. and Nutrition/ Nutrition and Dietetics/ Home Sc./ Applied Sc. / Food Tech / Dietetics and Food Services from a recognized University
Yes, you can apply.
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UK and Australia accepts 15 years education or the 3 year undergraduate course from India. In general, you can study, but you must also see that you have good marks in your B.Sc. And, you must also take the TOEFL or IELTS. IELTS is more accepted in these countries. An overall band score of 6.5 is required. The top universities will normally require more than 65%. They also consider your personal statement, recommendation letters, internship work, project, extracurricular work etc. For admission.

If you are wishing to pursue this course are required to fulfil the below-mentioned minimum eligibility criteria :
1. Graduation completed from a recognised university in any of :
- B.Sc. In Food Science and Nutrition
- B.Sc. Foods and Nutrition
- B.Sc. Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics
- Nutrition and Dietetics
- Applied Nutrition
- Food Science and Quality Control
- Public Health and Nutrition
- Food Technology.
2. A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation.

M.Sc in forensic sciences is a 2-year full-time post-graduate course which is divided into 4 semesters. Forensics is a method used to determine what happened before, during, and after a crime. Students can choose to focus on one area of forensics, such as biology or cyber security, relevant to the sort of criminal activity to detect.

They offer an integrated M.Tech + Ph.D program. As mentioned on their website here is the eligibility
'The Integrated M.Tech- Ph.D (Tech.) Programme will admit bright, highly motivated students with a three years B.Tech. degree (Post BSc Hons) in Optics and Optoelectronics / Radio Physics and Electronics from CU or B.Tech / BE degree in Electrical/ Instrumentation/ Electronics and Communications /Computer Science and Engineering from an institution recognized by AICTE. A candidate with M.Sc degree in Physics / Electronic Science / Applied Mathematics /Applied Physics from a UGC recognized institution is also eligible to apply'.
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Candidates who have completed relevant Bachelor Degree course (like B.Sc. Perfusion Technology) are eligible to apply for M.Sc. Perfusion. Thanks.

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Eligibility Criteria / Entry Requirements for M.Sc chemistry in DU:
B.Sc. (Hons. ) Chemistry (3Years Course after 10+2) with 50% or above marks in aggregate both main and subsidiary (integrated) and 50% or above marks in Chemistry from Delhi University or any other University whose examination is recognised as equivalent to University of Delhi and fulfil other conditions of eligibility. or
B.Sc. (Genl. )/B.Sc. (Pass) (3 Years course after 10+2) with 60% or above marks in aggregate and 60% or above marks in Chemistry from Delhi University or any other University whose Examination is recognised as equivalent to Delhi Univers... View more

Dear Rashi
The candidate should have done graduation from a recognized university in any field with a minimum of 55% of the aggregate. Graduation should be in either of the fields that includes Food Science, Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Home Science, Nutrition, Dietetics, Clinical Biochemistry, Life Sciences, and more
Thank You!

You can go for
Medical/clinical technician
Cytogenetic technician
Histotechnician
Patholab assistant
Nuclear medicine technologist.

Yes, you are eligible for doing M.Sc Food Science and Technology at BHU, because you have done the B.Sc. Food Science and Technology.

The eligibility criteria of the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) are given below for an idea. Eligibility: Indian applicants with a bachelor's degree in any discipline (including those in the final year of graduation) with a minimum of 50% marks in the core subjects are eligible to apply. Central, South, and Southeast Asian nationals with similar qualifications are also eligible to apply. The next round of admission to the programme is usually announced on NCBS / TIFR websites and in leading national dailies, along with admission to other courses in the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research. The entrance exam is usually held... View more

With 300 marks, you can apply for good private medical colleges with 85% State Quota seats.

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Yes, you can. NEET Exam is tough. But if you prepare well then, you can easily crack the exam. Click here <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://bit.ly/2Jm1011" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://bit.ly/2Jm1011</a> to know if the NEET Exam will be conducted again this year or not. Follow these tips to crack NEET Exam:
1. First check the complete syllabus and exam pattern.
2. Maintain a timetable so that you are able to prepare for the exam in a planned way and give sufficient time to the subjects that need more attention.
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From this year, you can take admission in colleges offering BAMS and BHMS through NEET.

Hello,
Yes, you can get. Marks above 300 in NEET in your category is good enough. You can easily get a seat in your desire government medical college. Please participate in counselling.
Good Luck.

The cut-off of NEET goes higher and higher every year. For general category, you need to score at least 560-600 marks to confirm your admission in a government medical college.

Hello Dear,
If you are scoring less in NEET, you can either wait for the next year or you can join any other medical courses like BAMS BHMS BVSc etc.
All the best

Yes, it is now compulsory everywhere. You have to go by NEET to get the admission.

In private colleges, you can get admission.

<p>If your pin code is wrong then it is not the matter of concern because when you will submit your ID proof during admission the same pin code will be considered in records which will be mentioned on that ID.</p><p>For avoiding such mistakes, it's better to check the application form again before submitting.</p>

Any college for MBBS is more or less the same, it's just the reputation. It is recommended that NCERT should be followed only for NEET as it is sufficient to get you a good college. Don't indulge in other material that make even the simpler things go above your head.

No, admission to the MBBS programme is only for human medicine and not for veterinary medicine. If you are interested in veterinary medicine, you may consider pursuing BVSC or AH (Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry) which is a five-year undergraduate programme in veterinary sciences. Admission to BVSC is also through NEET but the eligibility criteria and admission process may vary from that of MBBS.

You will have to check with private colleges which gives direct admission to the students.

If you don't belong to reserve category like ST, PH, then you can't get a seat in NEET UG.

No, you can't solve physics of NEET without knowing these topics though you don't need to understand them completely breif knowledge will do. Question standard for both the exams are almost the same whereas in JEE application part of concepts are focused and in NEET concept and formulae are focused.

<p>Yes, one may sit for the NEET at the age of 40 too because there is no particular restriction in terms of a maximum age for the candidates applying for the same. For such admission, first, ensure all qualification criteria are met because most eligibility criteria are attached for having 10+2 degrees with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as the principal subject. You must login into the official NEET website to register and fill the application form. Study from the syllabus well before the exam and enroll yourself in coaching classes or join some study groups if you require help. After completing your registration, pay the applicat... View more

Hello dear,
It'll be very difficult for you to get admission into any government or private medical colleges for MBBS. So either you can try for private BDS or go for BAMS, BHMS courses.

With 409 marks, you may get a BDS seat but it seems difficult to get a MBBS seat. If you want to get into MBBS, you must take the second stage examination of NEET. You need a score of 500+. All the best.

Hi Anjali,
This a personal choice you have to make. Whether you must do MBBS or B.Sc Biology will depend on your career plans and interests. If you want a career in Biology only you may opt for B.Sc Biology. If you want to be a doctor clear the NEET.