B.Sc

Yes it is,  There are various factors on which it depends

• Cutoff of BSc Biology starts decreasing from cutoff to cutoff and chances are you may get it through the last cutoff or previous ones
• If you have a quota then chances are high like sports quota, SC/ST/OBC quota, etc.
• After a 2–3 cutoff, most preferred college cutoff always goes down so many students withdraw their admission from their current college hence they had to entertain students from the current cutoff which is slightly less than the first one ex.there are 100 seats in college and first cutoff is 92 then after 3–4 cutoff, it may come down to 88,87 if someone withdrawal his/ her admission they have to entertain the seat accordingly to the latest cutoff.
• Hence hope for the best and check last year all cutoffs so you may get an idea which college you may get into and in which cutoff you may be able to get admission.

Direct admissions to the BSc course at IHM Lucknow are possible. Recently the college released a notice for the filling of the Residual Seats for the BSC HHA programme. The students must check the eligibility criteria and apply accordingly:

• Candidate must have passed 12th Exam with minimum of 40% marks (in aggregate, in 10+2
  system from a recognised board, in any stream (Science/Arts/Commerce/ Vocational)
• There is no age bar
• The programme is recognised by the Jawaharlal Nehru University to award the final degree
• Reservation as per Central Government rules
• Vegetarian option is also available
• English should be one of the compulsory subject in 12th level and have passed the subject

A Diploma in Anaesthesia typically offers more specialised and focused training specifically in anaesthesia techniques, procedures, and patient care. On the other hand, a BSc in Anaesthesia may provide a broader understanding of anaesthesia along with other related subjects such as anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology.

A Diploma may be more focused on practical training and may prepare individuals for entry-level positions in anaesthesia or related healthcare settings. A BSc may provide a more comprehensive educational background, potentially opening up opportunities for further specialization, research, or advanced practice roles.

Ultimately, it's essential to research the specific requirements of the desired career path, consider personal interests and preferences, and evaluate the reputation and accreditation of the educational institutions offering the programs before making a decision.

Combining a Dietitian Diploma with a BSc in Anaesthesia can indeed broaden your career prospects within the healthcare sector. Having expertise in both anaesthesia and dietetics can make you a versatile healthcare professional, capable of addressing various aspects of patient care. 

With dual qualifications, you can explore roles not only in hospitals but also in wellness centers, rehabilitation facilities, or private practice where both anesthesia care and nutritional guidance are valued. Understanding both aspects—nutrition and anesthesia—can contribute to better patient outcomes, especially in cases where specific dietary modifications are crucial for recovery post-surgery.