Colleges in India

Delhi University has a number of Mass Communication and Journalism based courses as well such as the B.A. (Hons.) in Journalism and the Five-Year Integrated Programme in Journalism (B.J. + M.J.) at Delhi School of Journalism. The basis of entering into undergraduate programs is mainly in the CUET (Common university entrance test) scores. You will have to take up CUET with particular combination of subjects (e.g., English + General, or English + other domain subjects). fees of B.A. (Hons.) College-specific formations of journalism may be as low as INR 7000 or as much as INR 70,000 a year. In the case of the integrated programme in Delhi School of Journalism, the total cost of taking the course is approximately INR 3 Lakhs.

No, the IIT Madras does not have such an integrated B.Tech + M.Tech dual degree in the field of study of "Forensic Chemistry." Although IIT Madras has several dual degree programs (B.Tech & M.Tech, or BS & MS) in engineering and Science related disciplines, and at its Chemistry department there are several faculty who have extensive experience in the field of Forensic Chemistry, the latter itself is not mentioned as a separate and special integrated option. You can think of a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering or some related field (perhaps Chemistry) and then contact other universities to see whether they offer an M.Sc in Forensic Science (which may entail the aspects of forensic chemistry).

The cut off is most probably an NEET UG score to get the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) in the Government Medical College (GMC) Nagpur. Although certain official cutoffs of BPT may not be explicitly published in the similar comprehensive form as MBBS, sources suggest that NEET score of 325 to 350 marks is the common range of the cutoffs in the General category in BPT admission to GMC Nagpur. The eligibility normally is to be passed in 10+2 (with Physics, Chemistry and Biology). The admission process depends on the NEET score; the number of applicants and the number of seats to various educational institutions during the counselling process.

It is somewhat competitive to get an admission in B.N.M Institute of Technology (BNMIT). In case of B.E. courses, you are required to basically have a good rank in either, KCET (reserved to students of Karnataka, approximately 13,000-40,000 rank in 2024 CSE/ISE), or COMEDK UGET (opened to all-India students, approximately 30,000-40,000 rank in 2024 CSE/ISE). The admission to BNMIT is done based on 45 % KCET, 30% COMEDK, and 25 percent management quota. Although direct admission through the management quota is possible but it is under higher fees. It is very highly dependent on how well you do in tests and being eligible in 10+2 (45% in PCM) can aid you in a lot of ways.

In order to secure an admission in U.V. Patel College of Engineering (UVPCE), which is a constituent college of Ganpat University in Gujarat, you are mainly required to qualify through relevant entrance examinations. In the case of B.E/B.Tech, there is a requirement of valid score in JEE Main or GUJCET. You should have also cleared 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics and one between Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/ Technological Vocation with an aggregate minimum of 45% aggregate (40% of reserved category). The entry will then be via counselling by the ACPC (Admission Committee for Professional Courses) on the basis of your ranks in exams. In the case of the PG courses, such as M.E./M.Tech, there are usually expected: a valid GATE score as well as a Bachelor degree with a 50 percent aggregate.