B.Voc

To be eligible for the B.Voc programme in Fashion Design at the International Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD), Pune, the candidates must fulfill the following conditions:
Qualification: Candidate should have 10+2 qualification from any recognised board. Percentage of Marks: Minimum marks will be 55% in the passing exam. Admission is done on merit or through entrance as per institute's norms.

Eligibility criteria for B.Voc, in general, will comprise 10+2 education from any recognised board in any stream-Arts, Commerce, or Science. Some may have special requirements of relevant subjects or skills. Candidates are generally asked to fulfill some age-related criteria defined by the institution. Some courses will require interview or entrance test sitting, at least, considering the type of course. Official website or admissions office is best for getting the most accurate and updated information.

Yes, you can apply for an MSc Radiology after completing a BVoc in Radiology, provided that your BVoc programme meets the eligibility criteria set by the universities you are interested in.

Typically, institutions require candidates to have a background in relevant fields such as Radiology, Medical Imaging, or Health Sciences. It's important to check specific admission requirements, as some programs may also require a certain percentage in your undergraduate degree or may have additional entrance exams. 

Maa Gange Institute of Hotel Management and Professional Studies offers BVoc specialisation across various streams such as Medical Laboratory Technology, Radiology & Medical Imaging Technology, Operation Theatre Technology, Vocation In Dialysis Technology, Vocation in Patient Care Management, and Physiotherapy. After pursuing BVoc students have the opportunity to work in various sectors such as Healthcare, Technology, Aviation, Automobile, and others. 

The tuition fee for the PIMS BVoc programme ranges from INR 1.55 lakh to INR 2.55 lakh. When compared to other institutes, this fee is competitive. For instance, the BVoc programme at Impact Paramedical and Health Institute costs INR 2.5 lakh, while PM Group of Institutions charges INR 1.2 lakh. This comparison indicates that PIMS offers a range of fees that may reflect the quality of education and resources available.

The seat allotment process of PIMS BVoc is merit-based, specifically the performance of candidates in their Class 12. After the application deadline, the institute prepares a merit list for filtering students for admission. Candidates who are shortlisted will be informed about seat allotment through their registered mobile numbers or email addresses. Once candidates complete their admission processes, they have to submit the necessary documents and pay course fees. To this end, the admissions process usually ensures that seats are allocated based on academic performance.

The PIMS BVoc programme offers a total of 150 seats across specialisations. In this, 50 seats are available each for the BVoc in Food Processing & Nutraceuticals and the BVoc in Food Technology & Quality Management. This pattern of structured intake capacity reflects the kind of commitment PIMS is making to quality vocational field education, providing an enriching learning environment for all the enrolled students.