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Vatsalya Tegwal
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Yes, this university is a very good university I wanted to apply for it and I applied for it earlier but now I am at UPES. This is a great university with great labs and with great opportunities that you will be getting when you will enjoy the life being there.
my friends are there and they are having their best time.
It is a quite expensive university but the amount of exposure and the number of skills that you will learn and earn is worth paying for.
my friends are there and they are having their best time.
It is a quite expensive university but the amount of exposure and the number of skills that you will learn and earn is worth paying for.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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You have to complete your intermediate first to get into BCA course! You first have to clear the compartment exam!
Good luck!
Good luck!
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NITISH KUMAR SINGH
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Your rank must be between 2000-3000 to get it easily in first or the second round.
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NITISH KUMAR SINGH
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Registration ends in month of April.
Exam in May and counselling in June end or July first week.
Exam in May and counselling in June end or July first week.
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Anjali TaRead to Lead
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Yes! You can apply for MSc in Food Science!
After completing BSc in Chemistry, you can apply for MSc in food science! The eligibility criteria for MSc in food science is that candidate have to qualify BSc with at least 50%!
Yes! You can apply for MSc in Food Science!
After completing BSc in Chemistry, you can apply for MSc in food science! The eligibility criteria for MSc in food science is that candidate have to qualify BSc with at least 50%!
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Madhumitha GomathinayagamHR Professional, Educational & Career Counselor
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Dear Anusha,
Upon successful completion of your B.Sc.(Bio-Chemistry) you will have career opportunities in: Food Processing, Research Lab, Medical Coding, Chemical Industries, Bio-Medical Scientist, Clinical Research, Toxicologist, etc. Fees ranges from INR 30,000/- per semester onwards.
Upon successful completion of your B.Sc.(Bio-Chemistry) you will have career opportunities in: Food Processing, Research Lab, Medical Coding, Chemical Industries, Bio-Medical Scientist, Clinical Research, Toxicologist, etc. Fees ranges from INR 30,000/- per semester onwards.
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NITISH KUMAR SINGH
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There is no NRI quota, but yES there is management quota available for all.
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NITISH KUMAR SINGH
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The timings are usually 9-1 for most classes.
For some, it may vary. But the college is only for 4-5 hours a day.
For some, it may vary. But the college is only for 4-5 hours a day.
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