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If you didn't meet the eligibility criteria, then you will not able to get admission.

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Ever been fascinated by the art showcased in galleries or impressed by the architecture of a building? Well, there are people out there who work to make a beautiful piece of art in the form of sculpture, music, drama, painting, film, architecture, photographs, animated characters, and a lot more. If you too are a budding artist who wishes to create a mark for yourself in the industry, a career in Arts (Fine/ Visual/ Performing) is most apt for you. A career in Arts (Fine/ Visual/ Performing) deals with the study of a wide variety of art forms covered under three main headers. Fine Arts: Fine Arts is a form of art developed primarily fo
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Dear aspirant,
Per year course cost is about INR 60,000. But the money is worth because the college facilities are good.

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Check out the following for more information and reviews - https://www.shiksha.com/college/guru-nanak-dev-engineering-college-ludhiana-3845

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Aakanksha Jaiman

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Hello dear!
According to me, Pharmacy is much better option compare to DMLT. There are various career options available after completing pharmacy course like production, QA, QC, Marketing, Regulatory Affairs, Pacakaging, R & D, government Pharmacist, Teaching and own medical shop. After this Covid 19 pandemic, India is identified as 'Pharmacy of World'. India is having the biggest infrastructure for pharmaceutical production. So opting pharmacy will be better option compare to DMLT.

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