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Shivam Sagar

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I am not aware of the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Nursing at AIIMS Deoghar as it is based on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, the number of seats available and so on. It may change every year so it is best to check the official website of AIIMS Deoghar or contact the university directly for the most up-to-date and accurate information on cutoff for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Nursing program.

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Ankit Babu

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No, you can pursue B.Sc without completing class 11th and class 12th.

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Ankit Babu

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There is no correlation of doing B.Sc. And then doing MBA or M.Sc. Then MBA. Rather MBA is a degree which is primarily done to get in to management and leadership roles but this degree will help you get better role in management.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The University of Horticultural Sciences, Bagalkot, offers a B.Sc. in Horticulture Science on the basis of the KCET exam. The fee structure is as follows at UOH:
1. The first-year fee is Rs. 39,385 inclusive of the admission fee.
2. The second and final year fee is Rs. 36,270.
3. The total fee for the BSc in horticulture science is Rs. 1,11,925.
4. The fee is charged semester-wise for six semesters but can be submitted annually as well.

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Latika khatri

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Each college follows their own admission process. However there is the generalized application process for the course
Each college has different helpdesk number .For ignou you may contact Centralised Student Registration Cell at 011-29571301or 011-29571528, for UP Bed contact 9258559253, 9258538874 and likewise.

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Paras Madaan

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No Maths is not mandotary. You just have your schooling from Science stream (PCM/PCB) with minimum of 50%. .

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Paras Madaan

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No, Masters/ Bachelors in nursing is not available for distance learning student.

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SAI NITISH

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No, B.Sc. has no subject such as photography but you can go for Mass communication as the students can explore these job opportunities such as photography, news editing, journalism or radio jockeying.

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Hemanth Gunturi

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B.Sc. In Mathematics opens up many bright doors to promising career pathways. After studying B.Sc. In Maths. After completing Bachelor degree, B.Sc. Candidates can pursue Masters Degree in Mathematics followed by Ph.D. or M.Phil.

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Hemanth Gunturi

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Career Option After B.Sc. Math Career Option After B.Sc. Chemistry This is true that a Physics degree can provide you with the best career opportunities along with a decent salary. So, if you are interested in Physics choose it as your career option.

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