B.Sc

Yes, Christ University Delhi NCR does offer a B.Sc. in Computer Science, specifically a B.Sc.  (Computer, Mathematics, Statistics). Additionally, they offer a B.Sc. in Data Science & AI. The Delhi NCR campus also offers a B.Sc.  (Economics, Mathematics, Statistics). 

Yes, as a B.Sc graduate you can apply for IMU CET for postgraduate courses. For MBA or M.Sc in Commercial Shipping & Logistics, your Bachelor's degree with minimum 50% aggregate and 50% in English qualifies. However, for M.Tech programs, you need an engineering (BE/B.Tech) degree with at least 60% aggregate.

Yes, you can do M.Tech after a 4-year B.Sc. (Hons) in Blockchain Technology if your degree is recognised under NEP 2020 and considered equivalent to B.Tech by universities. Many institutes accept such degrees, especially with a valid GATE score in a relevant subject. Always check individual college eligibility before applying.

BSc BEd is a 4-year integrated program for a teaching career. Key points:

- *Colleges:* Government colleges like RIEs, Central University of South Bihar, and Central University of Haryana; private colleges like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, and VIT University.

- *Eligibility:* 10+2 with Science stream (50% for general category, 45% for SC/ST).

- *Admission:* Entrance exams like RIE CEE, CUET, or merit-based selection.

The fees structure of Kamla Nehru Group of institutions for B.Sc nursing course depends on the location of college.

Kamla Nehru Nursing College Sultanpur (The Total Tution fee of this college is INR 4 lakh) and the hostel fees is INR 60000 per year. 

Good news: you don't need to crack NEET for the B.Sc Operation Theatre (OT) course at IGMC Shimla. This is a 3-year medical tech course that focuses on anesthesia and OT techniques. You just need to have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Admissions are either merit-based or done through an internal entrance test. So if you want to stay in the medical field without NEET stress this is a solid path.

For preparing for the AIIMS B.Sc. EMT entrance exam, focus on Class 11 and 12 subjects—mainly Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Practice NCERT books thoroughly and solve previous year question papers. Time management and regular mock tests are key. Also, revise basic English and General Knowledge, as they're often part of the exam pattern.