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Hemanth Gunturi

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Yes, It is a good choice to do M. C. A after B.Sc (Maths). You need not to scare to do M. C. A after B.Sc. There are plenty of job opportunities available after the completion of M. C. A course.

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Deeksha Dixit

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There are two ways to get admission to the government nursing college. First, you have to appear in the NEET UG exam and score above 200 marks. The second is that you need to appear in the Common Entrance Test conducted by the Atal Bihar Vajpayee Medical University of Uttar Pradesh. The CET exam score is more widely accepted for admission to UP B.Sc. Nursing colleges. You can apply for this exam after completing 12th grade Science. After this, you can apply for the UP nursing entrance exam when notification is published, and based on your score, you will be allotted a college.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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You can explore about -
- Punjab University.

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Nikhil Rajak

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Hello Ritika,
Cut-off is different for all different categories,Candidates belonging to the (Unreserved) UR category, should have scored 50 per cent marks for the reserved category candidates (SC/ST), minimum of 40 per cent marks are required and for the OPH category 45 per cent marks are required in JIPMER Nursing Exam conducted by college itself.

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Deeksha Dixit

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Students are accepted into the B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Chemistry) program at Mount Carmel College based on their performance in the 12th grade. There are only forty students selected for admission in this course at MCC.
You need to have more than 75% to be shortlisted for the admission process at MCC. The college publishes the list of shortlisted students for the course after the application process is over. As per the latest data, you need to have 90% to make it to the merit list for BSc (Biotechnology and Chemistry).

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Sakshi Masade

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You can choose a related BSc course.

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Paras Madaan

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The fees structure of M.E.S college varies between 30000-50000 per annum

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Preety Gind

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The admission process usually starts in April. You will get all the information related to admission from their website. The admission process is first you have to fill the online form from the official website of Le Mark. Select the course you wish to apply. Click On "Apply Online. "
The Application form will appear on screen. Fill the application form correctly. Pay the application amount
Click on final submit. Make sure that all the details are correct. Thankyou.

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According to recent patterns, the predicted cut off marks for NEET 2022 are 50 percent for general candidates, 45 percent for PH candidates, and 40 percent for those from restricted categories.

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