Bachelors

No, an undergraduate degree in Psychology is not a compulsory requirement.Colleges in India and abroad accept applicants even if they haven't graduated with Psychology as a major. People from any stream: BTech, BSc, BA, Law can apply. Every college has a different eligibility criteria. Students should check the required passing marks.

The Integrated B. Plan M. Plan programme at LPU is different because it combines both degrees in one structured course, so the learning continues without repeating similar subjects. The curriculum moves from planning basics to advanced topics in a smooth way and includes practical studio work, field visits, projects and industry exposure throughout the program. This helps build stronger technical and problem solving skills over time. Compared with studying the two degrees separately, the integrated route offers better academic continuity and prepares students for planning careers with a more connected learning experience.

Passing Class 12 with a minimum 45% aggregate (40% for reserved categories) in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM), combined with a valid JEE Main score and participation in DTE MP counseling.

Passing Class 12 with a minimum 45% aggregate (40% for reserved categories) in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM), combined with a valid JEE Main score and participation in DTE MP counseling.

For non-Karnataka candidates, after linking their NEET UG 2026 details on KEA portal, document verification entirely depends on whether you are claiming any special reservation category.

If are from general category, you do not need to attend physical verification.

For non-Karnataka candidates, after linking their NEET UG 2026 details on KEA portal, document verification entirely depends on whether you are claiming any special reservation category.

If are from general category, you do not need to attend physical verification.

No it's very tough to get govt MBBS seat at this rank. But it depends on from where you belong, if you are from MP so there are chances 

The University of Sydney Bachelor of Nursing (Advanced Studies) is a 3-year long course. The tuition fee for this course is AUD 49,200 (Around INR 33 L). Few features of this course are given below-

• Students will have a chance to study at the state-of-the-art Susan Wakil Health Building with Clinical Placements
• Gain hands-on experience in dedicated clinical simulation facilities
• Engage in learning using creative and innovative approaches, with highly respected researchers, academics, industry partners, etc.