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New answer posted•8 years ago
Aleena Jobin
8 years ago
It is a medium level course. If you have nice base in biology and chemistry it will be easy for you to do food technology. If you complete PG you can work in government sectors as food inspector and also can do as lectures in reputed colleges. It is a nice course.
All the best.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Aleena Jobin
8 years ago
Their are many courses that can be done after B.Sc. Biotechnology:
https://biotechtimes.org/2018/02/06/course-option-choose-bsc-biotechnology/
This link will provide you some courses that can be done after B.Sc Biotechnology.

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8 years ago
In India, I think there are only 3 ways to get Dr. prefix before your name. You have to present a thesis/theory/research paper on any of discipline Science/art/history etc. To get a Ph.D. degree from a university after post graduation. Universities facilitate personnel recognizing their contribution

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New answer posted•8 years ago

For a civil service aspirant, which specialisation is better in B.Sc?

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Asked by Mithuna
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8 years ago
UPSC does't need specialisation in a particular subject that you need to graduate in a particular subject. A dedicated 18 months preparation is more then enough. Even engineers taking humanities as optional are equally good as an option for the UPSC exams. So your choice of graduation should be depe

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Am I eligible to take admission in KJ Somaiya for B.Sc in science?

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Asked by Rutwik
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8 years ago
Basic Eligibility requires its Candidates to have passed 10+2 from recognized board. For further details regarding this course please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-in-chemistry-k-j-somaiya-college-of-science-and-commerce-vidya-vihar-mumbai-247434

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How to apply for B.Sc form?

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NEERAJ SHARMA
8 years ago
You have to give PU-CET or DAV. Also, give forms for merit list in June or July. Stay tuned with DAV Colleges website or with me, I will tell you.
Last year, admission was centralized. So, I think, this year will be also and the cut-off for B.Sc is between 70 and 80 but it changes every year.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Nilanjana Kamat
8 years ago
Hi Sail,
Top B.Sc Nursing universities in India include:
RAK College of Nursing, Delhi
Manipal University: Manipal College of Nursing
CMC Vellore College of Nursing
Father Muller College of Nursing, Bangalore
Sree Ramachandra Medical University, Chennai: College of Nursing
Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai:

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8 years ago
Basic eligibility requires its Candidates to be a graduate from any recognized university.
Interested candidates can apply directly to the university or through any one of the approved learning centers. For further details regarding this course please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shik

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