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Deepjyoti Dey

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Yes, after taking a nursing course, you can pursue B.Sc zoology. The duration of the course is three years. There are many colleges offering this course. While some of the colleges requires valid scores in entrance exams like NEET, some colleges also offers admission to the course on the basis of the scores obtained in class 12th.

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Atul Mishra

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R.S.S. College of Technology and Management offers courses such as After 10th Diploma. The courses are available in full-time mode. R.S.S. College of Technology and Management has specializations such as Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering.

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Avik Saha

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According to Shiksha, Wipro and Accenture are among the top recruiters for Munger University graduates. However, the exact ranking may depend on the software and the 12 months you are looking at.

You can check out the official Munger University website for more information about B.Sc placements.

Wipro and Accenture can definitely be considered a maximum of the pinnacle recruiters for Munger University graduates, notwithstanding the reality that their precise ranking might also range relying on the precise twelve months and software you are looking at.

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Ashish Rana

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No, you cannot get direct admission at Central University of Kashmir for B.Sc Zoology. Admission to the B.Sc+M.Sc Zoology program at Central University of Kashmir is based on merit and entrance exams like CUCET.

Applicants must have passed 10+2 in a relevant stream with at least 50% aggregate from a recognised Board to be eligible for admission.

In addition it is better to consult with the college to learn more about it.

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Rajinder Kumar

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Kindly check the eligibility of M.Sc. (Nutrition and Dietetics )

50% (Bachelor's of Science degree with (Nutrition & Dietetics/ Home Sc./ Med / Non-Med / Bio-Sc. / Medical Science & Allied Medical / Food Tech./Veterinary Microbiology & Parasitology/ Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology/ Clinical Chemistry/ Public Health & Allied Sciences) and ELR

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Anisha Mishra

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The minimum eligibility criteria to get admission to the BSc (Chemistry, Botany, Zoology) programme offered at NMKRV College For Women is Class 12 with at least two Science subjects as optional (should have studied Chemistry as optional).

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Vanshika Bhardwaj

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Admission to the B.Sc Zoology programme requires a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (high school level) Science from any recognised board. Students should have Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in there 10+2 grade. Students must meet certain criteria and clear the cutoff for entrance examinations such as BHU UET, MCAER CET, and so on in order to be admitted to this degree. There is no upper age limit for taking this course.

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Vanshika Bhardwaj

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Delhi University provides over 500 courses in the undergraduate, graduate, diploma, postgraduate diploma, certificate, and doctorate levels. Courses are available in the fields of arts, science, commerce, humanities, and management, among others. Admissions to all affiliated colleges at Delhi University are made using a Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) site based on Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores for all UG and PG programs. No, the score in the merit-list for CUET was quite high than 140 this time. It also depends on the category of the students. One can get admission in any private college if he/she is not a

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