Ethiraj College for Women (Ethiraj)

Yes, you can get admission. Go ahead, but before applying contact the university and check out the details.

Hello,
Master of Science (M.Sc) in Foods and Nutrition is a full-time two-year Self-Financed postgraduate course offered by the University of Madras, Chennai.
Admission is based purely on the merit list. A similar procedure is adopted for PG admission and selection is based on marks scored at the UG level.
A candidate who has passed Bachelor degree of 3 years duration with B.Sc Nutrition and Dietetics/Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics from any recognized university may apply.
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You will get the application form online. The admission is based on the marks of class 12th.You need to fill the form first and provide all the required documents. The admission will be merit based according to your score in class 12th.

Ethiraj College has decent faculty and placement statistics. Think in terms of what you are looking for in that institute to learn. Do not just go blindly go for any institute. Do some research, find the area which you want to specialize in, etc.

Yes, yes, absolutely, you can continue to do CA along with any course, but just check if there are any attendance issues as you'll have to go for articleship after the CA inter.

If you have done BDS, then why you are going for such courses you can easily go for some healthcare management courses for a brighter career ahead. For more choices you can go for Masters Courses.

The eligibility criteria for B.Com in Corporate secretaryship of Ethiraj College for Women is as under.
Eligibility criteria for Aided and Self supporting course :- Candidates who have passed in +2 Board exams with the following subjects:
1. Accountancy
2. Commerce / Business Studies
3. Economics / Mathematics / Business Mathematics / Statistics / Business
Statistics
4. Any other subjects
Further college has not specify any percentage requirements of +2 (Qualifying exam), Hence you are eligible for this course.

Eligibility: 60% or above marks in aggregate in Home Science (Hons) with specialization in Food and Nutrition.