Colleges in Agra

Yes, you can do it.
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Hi,
Every university conducts its own entrance test. In some states like Kerala, it is conducted by the state entrance commissioner. Class 12th with PCB is the basic eligibility for BVSc and AH courses.

Yes, you can apply for PG Diploma in Healthcare Management as for applying to this course you need complete UG or PG in Dentistry, Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Arts, Commerce, Economics, Engineering, etc.

In my opinion, you are completely eligible, but for it, you have to clear CAT examination. However, you never mentioned how much time gap you have from passing 12th class. Study hard, you can do it.

If you wish specify then I may help you with it. If you are looking for MBA, Bachelors, or PhD courses and you are from working profile then distance learning is a good option.

Hello Jitendra,
You are saying that you have done B.Com with 49% marks, and you wants to do MBA through distance learning programme. So, you cannot do this right now, because 2 years' experience is also required for the distance MBA program. So, first you will have to do job for minimum 2 years, then you can apply there for MBA.
I hope, this information is helpful for you dear.
Thanks and all the best for your future.

Yes, Admission are going on in Raja Balawant PG Agra Agriculture College for B.Sc in agriculture and any other courses also. So, go fast and try for your admission. Thanks, I hope this information helpful to you. All the best dear.

Hello Suvarna,
AIM is a good institute. You should try it. Its placement is very good. Its infrastructure is also very good.
I hope this information helpful.
Thanks and all the best for your future.

Hello Shalini,
Frankly, I am confused. Ok. It seems you have registered for PhD but not completed it. Right? See if you have registered but could not complete PhD, then after certain years it automatically gets cancelled if you do no research work and do not seek extension. But if you have obtained PhD then it remains with you lifelong. Now, yes, you indeed can show your registration but what value it is? I am afraid, it has not much value.