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a year agoContributor-Level 7
Both B.Sc. Nursing and B.Pharm are good healthcare related courses but they have different career paths. Your choice should depend on your interests long term career goals and job opportunities.Of your 70 percentile in MHT CET you may get admission to private or semi-government colleges for both courses. If you have a state quota you may also get a government seat in some colleges.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Applicants eligible for admission into the BSc programme at MIT ACSC are required to comply with the specified eligibility requirements. To be eligible for admission into the BSc programme, applicants should have passed Class 12 or its equivalent examination in the relevant stream. The qualifying test must have been passed by a recognised board. Therefore, applicants are selected in accordance with their performance on the previous qualifying test. Additionally, they also need to bring supporting documents to establish their eligibility.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
MIT ACSC provides a full-time BSc in various specialisations. The eligibility and selection process for these specialisations are same. The duration of the course for a BSc in all specialisations is three years. Given below are the BSc specialisations offered by the college:
- Data Science
- Cyber and Digital Science
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning
- Animation
- Information Technology
- Computer Science
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
The rank 40000 in TS EAMCET is not a good rank so the chances of getting a seat at Government College for B.Sc Nursing are not so good .
The competition level of TS EAMCET is very high but still sometimes it depends on the seat availability, specific college cutoff and the category you belong.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, MIT ACSC, Pune offers a full-time BSc programme in six specialisations at the UG level. Admission to BSc courses at the institute is primarily merit-based. Additionally, interested candidates are advised to visit the institute's official website to apply. Furthermore, check out the following key highlights related to the MIT ACSC course:
| Particular | Highlights |
|---|---|
Duration | Three years |
Course Level | UG Degree |
Mode of Course | Full Time |
Total Tuition Fees | INR 2.6 Lacs to INR 3.9 lakh |
Total Semesters | Six semesters |
Selection criteria | Merit-based |
NOTE: The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
After completing B.Sc from Nagaland university's (Medziphema campus), you can get a job in:
1.Agriculture and Horticulture: Farm management, consultancy and research.
2.Food Processing: Quality control and production management.
3.IT sector: job companies like TCS, Wipro and Cognizant .
4.Research and teaching: work as a research assistant and lecturer.
Many students also go for higher studies (MBA, M.Sc) to improve job opportunities.
The average salary is between INR 3 to 5 LPA.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Madhav University has a very typical B.Sc. batch in Medical Laboratory Technology modeled upon private university attributes; on an average, there are 60-100 students in a batch.
The number varies with lab capacity, faculty, and student demand, often limited at 60 when it comes to quality practical training. Some years, the extra sections will add this number to 100, especially with the boom in the healthcare sector. The reserved category quotas (SC/ST/OBC) take almost 50% of the seats per the government rules.
Therefore, early in 2025, we can expect about 60-80 seats, but the announcement will only be made by the officials later on, clo
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
MGMIBT is best for B.Sc. (hons) in Biotechnology. It indeed has a good program, outfitted with modern labs and well-experienced professors, focusing on practical skills like genetic engineering and molecular biology. It has placement averages ranging between INR 3-4 Lacs per annum and boasts placement rates of 60-70 percent, which is decent compared to Maharashtra.
Contrasted to institutes like Fergusson College or IISER Pune, this lacks any elite research scope or national ranking. It will, however, be one of the top two or three for practical training in biotech and regional job placement-fitness.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Regularly there is no direct admission for B.Sc. at MGMIBT. Eligible candidates must have completed their 10+2 physics, chemistry, and biology, with an overall score of not less than 50 percent (45 percent in case of reserver categories). Admission is done purely on the basis merit via a subject score from the 12th grade and an entrance test conducted by the Institute.
Management quota seats may provide a chance for direct admission with a higher fee, but the number is very limited and does not apply to everyone. Final-year students of 12th standard can apply provisionally subject to results.
Even as a private institute, there will
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
To be eligible at B.Sc programme at ITM Institute of Design and media Nerul (ITM IDM) in Navi Mumbai you must have passed the 10 + 2 examination from a recognised board in any stream Art, Science, Commerce with the minimum of 45% overall aggregate marks
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