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There are many pharmacist-lawyers and it is a great combination of degrees but does require many years of education. Most pharmacist-attorneys went to pharmacy school first followed by law school. Because pharmacists handle drugs including controlled substances it is a highly regulated profession and, in fact, every accredited pharmacy school requires a course in pharmacy law. This exposure in pharmacy school sparks an interest in some pharmacy students (me included) to pursue a law degree.

As you are a commerce student you are not eligible for B.Sc. In IT. But you can do B.Com in information technology. It is also a good field you will get many career options in that and your growth will also increase. B.Com studies the application and use of the computer and information systems in the organisation.

No, you can't get admission SUM Hospital for MBBS with an approximate rank of 300000 in NEET.

You have to first take exams then ask this kind of questions. As after analyzing yourself, you will get the surety. As it is the first time that all medical colleges seats are getting allotted by only one exam, so let's SEE what procedure does government body follows. But the marks for Ayurveda course will be about to 300 for general category. All the very best.

It totally depends upon the course you want. If its M.Tech or M.E you can go for Canada Germany and many countries. While when it comes to medical Russia and UK is one of the best choices.

It depends on the field you want to go for. For engineering all the IITs and NITs are one of the best places to grow with. While if its about medical the best being the AIIMS Delhi.

With PCB, you can go for B.Sc. This will give you a great scope and exposure. It is not compulsory to take math.

Thakur College of Science and Commerce. IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology. Institute of Forensic Science, Mumbai. S K Somaiya College. St. Mithibai College of Arts, Chauhan Institute of Science & Amrutben Jivanlal College of Commerce and Economics. Amity University, Mumbai. Jai Hind College, Mumbai.

There is no restriction for doing MBA in any stream. It all depends on your interest in which stream you want to do MBA. If you are a non IT background student then also you can pursue MBA in IT but I would like to tell you that if you don't have at all knowledge about IT so it will be difficult for you to cope up. Information technology MBA have proven themselves to be a great degree to progress up the managerial ladder. But for some graduates, a little experience is needed first. Good thing IT MBA can help to prepare students for a variety of non-managerial positions. One such job is that of data analyst.