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a year agoContributor-Level 10
AMU BSc application process is conducted online. Interested candidates can visit the admission portal on the university's official website to submit their applications. Candidates seeking admission to the BSc specialisations where CUET UG is the selection criteria must separately apply for the entrance exam by visiting the exam portal on NTA's website. Following the entrance exam, candidates must register for the AMU counselling. This can be done by visiting the university's official website and clicking on "Online Counselling/Admission Portal". Candidates who have appeared for the AMU Entrance Exam will have to log in using the creden
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
AMU BSc admission is strictly entrance-based. Candidates must apply and appear for the accepted entrance exam as per their preferred specialisation. Candidates seeking admission to the following BSc specialisations at AMU must appear for CUET UG in order to gain admission:
- BSc (Hons) in Community Science
- BSc (Hons/Research) in Geography
- BSc (Hons/Research) in Statistics
- BSc (Hons/Research) in Education
- BSc (Hons/Research) in Women's Studies
Candidates seeking admission to any other BSc specialisation will have to appear for AMU EE, the entrance exam conducted by the university.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
B.Sc in Banaras Hindu University (BHU) (Hons.) Agriculture: The CUET (Common University Entrance Test) cut-off for OBC candidates can change every year because it depends on exam difficulty as well applicant performance. For the most recent information on cut-offs, it is better to visit their official websiteBHUBHU or CUET Admission Portal. Normally after the exam results, cut-off scores are declared that is a minimum mark needed to consider eligible for admission. Well, you may simply go and check from BHU admission office for the OBC category cutoff but according to ifxyou online cut-offs list it is 305.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The duration of the IHM Chennai BSc HHA is a three years. This UG-level programme is divided into six semesters. The subjects vary for each of the semester. Candidates have to clear each semester with the minimum required marks to get degree at the end of the course. Candidates completing the UG programme within the maximum allowed duration are awarded a degree by the institute.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Both AMU and JNU provide full-time BSc programme in various specialisations. To help students decide which among the two is a better option for pursuing a BSc, the following observations have been drawn from the BSc student reviews available on Shiksha.com:
| AMU Reviews | JNU Reviews |
|---|---|
| Overall Rating - 4.3/5 | Overall Rating - 4.6/5 |
| Recruitng companies include Wipro, Isro, Drdo, PW, TCS, etc. | Recruitng companies include Kalash, Kaveri Seeds, Taj, Oberoi, etc. |
| Infrastructural facilities include shops, gyms, libraries, a swimming pool, and a sports club. Buildings are old but spacious | Infrastructural facilities include well-equipped classrooms & labs, library, medical facility and sports facilities |
| Faculty members were described as educated, highly knowledgeable, and very helpful | Faculty members were described as experienced, motivating and knowledgeable |
Both the universities have received great reviews from students. Final decision must primarily be made by students depending upon their choice of specialisation as the universities offer different specialisations for a BSc.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
For admission to the IHM Chennai BSc HHA course, the aspirant should be a Class 12 or equivalent exam pass. Aspirants should have studied English as one of the subjects in the qualifying exam. Moreover, there is no maximum age
limit for applying in this course. Further, it is also crucial that the aspirants hold the relevant documents during form filling and admission confirmation. These documents are required as proof of eligibility. Eligible students can apply for the course by completing the application formalities.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
AMU BSc admission process begins with applying for the entrance exam. The university conducts AMU entrance exam (AMU EE) to admit students to its BSc programme. The AMU EE dates vary from year to year. In 2024, the application process strated in March and continued till the thrid week of April. Admission to some BSc courses at AMU is based on CUET UG scores. Hence, candidates seeking admission to these courses must apply for the CUET UG exam before the application deadline. The application process for the exam typically begins in February.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The institute may reserve certain seats in the programme for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC categories or for Kashmir migrants. Moreover, the maximum age limit allowed for SC/ST candidates is 25 years. Additionally, for the General and OBC candidates, the age limit is 22 year as on Jul 1 of admission year. The mentioned information is taken from some unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
In the IHM Chennai BSc first two semesters, a total of 14 subjects are taught to the students. These subjects are around the stream of Hospitality and Hotel Administration. Mentioned below are the IHM Chennai BSc curriculum subjects included in the first two semesters:
- Foundation Course in Food Production - I and II
- Foundation Course in Food and Beverage Service - I and II
- Foundation Course in Front Office - I and II
- Foundation Course in Accomodation Operations - I and II
- Application of Computers
- Hotel Engineering
- Nutrition
- Accounting (II semesters)
- Communication (II semesters)
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you need to undergo an industrial training in the third/fourth semester of the programme. It should be a 17-week long training programme. Students have to submit the certificate of training completion as well at the institute. Only the students who submit the certificate shall gain an edge in the placements.
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