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Vaibhav pal
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Yes, there are 6-month online courses available in psychology and dietetics in various institutes. For example, Coursera offers beginner's nutrition courses online that can be completed in a few months. Harvard University offers a 2-week online nutrition course. Additionally, there are several institutes that offer 6-month online Certificate programs in various fields, including psychology and dietetics.
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Abhinandana Kumar
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If you have completed your M.Com and would like to pursue a course in dietetics or child psychology, you can explore various options available. For a career in nutritional psychology, you can pursue a four-year degree programme consisting of electives, core study courses relating to nutrition, psychology, counseling, social work, or mental health. For child psychology, you can find online courses for beginners, as well as classes that cover advanced topics. You can also consider pursuing a Bachelor's degree in psychology, which can lead to careers such as social or human service assistant, substance abuse or rehabilitation counselor, o
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SATHYANARAYANA NAMPELLI
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The institute doesn't post any absolute few structure in their official website also they just posted it's around 25000 like that may be it will be 50000-65000 for 2years and external expenses like hostel as 4000-7000
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Hritik Awasthi
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Fee structure is moderate it's not expensive in today's world you can expect this amount of fee it's around Rs. 25000-40000. It is less compared to other institutions. The Course is divided into 3 years course. Exams are held once a year. To obtain the graduation certificate we have to pass out all the exams. Theory As well as practical exams Are conducted every year.
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Uttkarsh beriwal
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Orane International School of Beauty and Wellness offers a Certificate in Nutrition and Dietetics program. The fee structure for the program varies depending on the campus location. Here is the fee structure for the program at some of the campuses:
Delhi: The total fee for the program is Rs. 21,000.
Chandigarh: The total fee for the program is Rs. 15,000.
Ludhiana: The total fee for the program is Rs. 15,000.
It is important to note that these fees are subject to change and it is recommended to contact the institute directly for the latest fee structure and any other relevant information regarding the program.
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Delhi: The total fee for the program is Rs. 21,000.
Chandigarh: The total fee for the program is Rs. 15,000.
Ludhiana: The total fee for the program is Rs. 15,000.
It is important to note that these fees are subject to change and it is recommended to contact the institute directly for the latest fee structure and any other relevant information regarding the program.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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The University of Mumbai offers a full-time two-year M.Sc. Course in Foods, Nutrition, and Dietetics on its Kalina Campus. However, I do not have access to real-time information to confirm whether the course is still offered on the University campus or whether there have been any changes to the programme. I would recommend checking the official website of the University of Mumbai or contacting the concerned department or admission office for the latest and most accurate information on the availability of the course, the admission process, fees, and other relevant details.
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Anshul Gupta
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No, you cannot pursue a Nutrition and Dietetics course after class 10th by skipping 11th or 12th. Most colleges and universities require candidates to have completed 10+2 or an equivalent examination in the Science stream with Biology as one of the subjects to be eligible for admission to a Nutrition and Dietetics course. A few colleges may offer Diploma or Certificate courses in Nutrition and Dietetics that can be pursued after 10th class, but these courses may not provide the same depth and breadth of knowledge as a degree programme.
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