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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
IMU- CET :Indian Maritime University conducts an entrance exam IMUCET for various courses such as B.Sc. Nautical Science, B.Sc. Marine, B.Sc. Marine Catering, etc. You are also required to clear an interview and medical check-up. JEE T. S. Chanakya, Marine Engineering & Research Institute, Kolkata, & National Maritime Academy, Chennai, etc. Accepts JEE score. They are required to fill the forms for IMU as well. Colleges offering B.Sc. Nautical Sc
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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
IMU- CET :Indian Maritime University conducts an entrance exam IMUCET for various courses such as B.Sc. Nautical Science, B.Sc. Marine, B.Sc. Marine Catering, etc. You are also required to clear an interview and medical check-up. JEE T. S. Chanakya, Marine Engineering & Research Institute, Kolkata, & National Maritime Academy, Chennai, etc. Accepts JEE score. They are required to fill the forms for IMU as well. Colleges offering B.Sc. Nautical Sc
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To get the admission in this field you must have cleared 12th class examinations with science subjects. For admission in BA programme in criminology or cyber crime, a student should have arts group in class 12th. For admissions into Master's degree courses like MA or LLM, you should have completed a Bachelor's degree in the related field from any recognised college or institution. There is no specified entrance examination to get admission in UG programme of criminology. You only need to pass class class 12th with a good percentage.
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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/siteee
Yes, it has 11th and 12th syllabuses.
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Guide-Level 15
To qualify for UPSC you just need to have a UG degree in any specialisation not restricted to one particular subject. So there should not be any confusion in choosing the subjects for your higher studies.
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