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Shiksha Kumari
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Hi,
As far as you have completed class 12th, you are eligible to apply for this course.
As far as you have completed class 12th, you are eligible to apply for this course.
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Shiksha Kumari
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Hi Vasu,
The total fee for B.Sc (Agriculture) in Alpine Institute of Management and Technology is INR 2.05 Lakhs.
The total fee for B.Sc (Agriculture) in Alpine Institute of Management and Technology is INR 2.05 Lakhs.
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Shiksha Kumari
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Hi Sarthak, There are many job opportunities for B.Sc. . graduates (Agri). If you are keenly looking forward to get into government jobs, there are different ways.
1. Either you get into a contractual job which is usually 11 months contract with the organisation, else, you can go for clearing exams which gets you into a permanent job. Please visit araiARAI website for contractual job opportunities.
2. These companies recruit jobs for B.Sc. . graduates:
Indian Agricultural Research Institute
National Dairy Development Board
National Seeds Corporation Limited
North Eastern Region Agricultural Marketing Corporation
State Farms Corporation of I
1. Either you get into a contractual job which is usually 11 months contract with the organisation, else, you can go for clearing exams which gets you into a permanent job. Please visit araiARAI website for contractual job opportunities.
2. These companies recruit jobs for B.Sc. . graduates:
Indian Agricultural Research Institute
National Dairy Development Board
National Seeds Corporation Limited
North Eastern Region Agricultural Marketing Corporation
State Farms Corporation of I
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Vishal Kumawat
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The best option is B.Sc. in nursing because its future is good and you can apply for many private and government sector jobs.
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Vishal Kumawat
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Yes, of course, B.Sc courses are available in English medium in this college. Many universities provide B.Sc in English medium.
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priyanka borah
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As you said that your score is awesome so if you are aiming for higher studies then don't go with MNC, but if you are interested in joining an MNC then go for it but remember that MNCs don't consider your percentage in any field they just want your qualification.
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
Guide-Level 12
Hi Pratksha,
I would recommend you to go for nursing. It has more scope and wide market to get a job easily. Well, it depends on which field you are interested in. I recommend you to go for nursing.
Best of luck.
I would recommend you to go for nursing. It has more scope and wide market to get a job easily. Well, it depends on which field you are interested in. I recommend you to go for nursing.
Best of luck.
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
Guide-Level 12
Hi Pratiksha,
I would encourage any man to enter nursing as a professional career, particularly if you enjoy interacting with people and science. I now know BMLT is a medical technology programme (this would be someone I believe who enjoys playing with science directly and is inquisitive regarding laboratory work. So, you see that both are very different fields. It comes down to the individual and where their bliss lies.
Best of luck.
I would encourage any man to enter nursing as a professional career, particularly if you enjoy interacting with people and science. I now know BMLT is a medical technology programme (this would be someone I believe who enjoys playing with science directly and is inquisitive regarding laboratory work. So, you see that both are very different fields. It comes down to the individual and where their bliss lies.
Best of luck.
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The classes have already been started and the number of students depends on the authority decision and the admission process.
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