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New answer posted•6 years ago
pradeep kumar
6 years ago
NIOS does not provide any education at graduation level though its certificates for secondary and senior secondary level are approved to get admission in any university or institute all over India. So you have to do B.Sc or other related courses from distance learning universities like IGNOU, Annama

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New answer posted•6 years ago
pradeep kumar
6 years ago
Yes you can do it. Bharati Vidyapeeth School of Optometry (Pune) offers direct 2nd year admission in Bachelor in Clinical Optometry (B. Optom. ). Course. The eligibility criteria of B. Optom. Is given below. Eligibility criteria for direct admission to Second Year : Successfully completed a Diploma

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Say about admission procedure bsc cardiovascular technology

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6 years ago
Yes, you are eligible for B.Sc. Course but you many not qualify for regular B.Sc. In subjects like botany, zoology, physics, etc. But you can do B.Sc. In hospitality and in computer applications, etc. I would recommend you to search and explore various options based on universities and courses that

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Is alvas good college for B.Sc. In microbiology?

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Asked by Akash
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I want to go for MBA in HRM after my B.Sc. Nursing degree. Is it worthy?

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Asked by Aradhya
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6 years ago
Hi,
Yes, It is worthy. MBA is one degree which is open to students of all the streams. While choosing your specialisation you should keep your interests and career aspirations in mind as that would be more important to make you excel in your field as well as your career. Good luck!

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I have done B.Sc. In morning I am interested doing M.Sc. In horticulture.

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Asked by Shraddha