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Kavya Saluja Evans
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Hi Navdeep,
If you have the relevant education background and meet the admission requirements then you can choose it. Most importantly if this area falls under your interest you should go ahead and apply. You can visit the McGill University website and see the programme admission requirements, you will know if you can apply or not.
If you have the relevant education background and meet the admission requirements then you can choose it. Most importantly if this area falls under your interest you should go ahead and apply. You can visit the McGill University website and see the programme admission requirements, you will know if you can apply or not.
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anila k
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Yes, you are eligible to apply. You need o have secured 40% marks atleast in the qualifying examination. For detailed process, refer: https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/apedcet.
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Dr Bharti SinghDr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience
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Admission eligibility criteria to M.Sc in food and nutrition is B.Sc in home science or a degree in dietetics. I am sorry to say that your degree doesn't make you eligible for this degree.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi Gaurav,
If you are targeting affordable options, you can consider Germany, Australia, Ireland, Singapore, etc. You have to narrow down your final choice by going through several university websites, the fees and expenses, geographical location and your preference, admission requirements mainly, university reputation, its corporate tie up, student support etc. There are many factors you have to consider. If you have very good academic profile you can avail scholarship. Target countries having good stay back options so that you can work after studies and gain necessary work plus international experience. Canada is also a top option bu
If you are targeting affordable options, you can consider Germany, Australia, Ireland, Singapore, etc. You have to narrow down your final choice by going through several university websites, the fees and expenses, geographical location and your preference, admission requirements mainly, university reputation, its corporate tie up, student support etc. There are many factors you have to consider. If you have very good academic profile you can avail scholarship. Target countries having good stay back options so that you can work after studies and gain necessary work plus international experience. Canada is also a top option bu
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