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B.Sc. Psychology or Bachelor of Science in Psychology is a full-time undergraduate programme which is of 3-year duration. To be considered eligible for admission to the B.Sc. Psychology programme, candidates must have passed Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board with an aggregate of at least 50% marks. Admission to this programme will be done either on the basis of candidates marks in the Class 12 examination or on the basis of performance in the entrance examination. Top B.Sc. Psychology colleges like Stella Maris College, Chennai, Women Christian College, Chennai, Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai, etc. Offer merit based ad
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Yes, you are eligible to do M.Sc in Nutrition and dietician, as you are zoology graduate. Bachelors degree (Home Sciences/ Medical/ non-medical/Bio- Sciences) or equivalent or relevant higher qualification. Almost all the important and reputed colleges offering this course conduct entrance examination.

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B.Sc IT (Bachelor of Science in Information Technology) is an undergraduate course in Information Technology. The total duration is 3 years and the course spreads across 6 semesters. The subject mainly revolves around the processing and management of information in a systematic way. In order to be eligible for the B.Sc. IT course, the students must complete his/her higher secondary or 10+2 examination from a recognised board. The admission is mostly done on the basis of the marks acquired by the candidates in their 10+2 examination. However, there are a few colleges that organize an entrance test and students are admitted on the basis
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As being from GEM (GeneralEnggMale) candidate the chances of getting a call for above scores are highly impossible but scene changes from category to category. If belongs to SC the possibility are 5060% in case of new iims. If ST the possibility of getting IIM-A, C depends on candidates availability)y for that particular year. ( previous IIM-A intake has gone low to 38percentile)IIM-A admits ST students at 38 percentile CAT score
If PD (general) the case is same as ST but percentile required would be high say 9798percentile should make it. Most of new iims even set a min 60% in 12th now a days which makes your chances less. But 50% stil
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Bachelor of Science in Physics or B.Sc. Physics is a 3 year undergraduate course, which deals with the nuances of Physics and its various properties. The curriculum is divided into 6 semesters, spanning over three years. It includes the specialised scientific study of Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry in detail. Any candidate, who has passed his/her high school, I. e. 10+2 from PCM/PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology), with an aggregate of 60% or more, is eligible to take admission in this course. Some universities require the candidate to pass an entrance to take admission to B.Sc/B.Sc (Hons. ). Physics. The average tuit
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