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What is the cutoff for BAMS course in India for SC category students?

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Eksha Sunderka
3 years ago
The cutoff for B.A. MS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) course in India for SC category students may vary from state to state and from college to college. The cutoff for B.A. MS is calculated based on various factors such as the number of applicants, availability of seats, difficulty lev

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3 years ago
Based on previous year's admission data, it is unlikely that you will be able to get a seat in the CSE branch at VIT Andhra Pradesh with a rank of 1,17,588 in VITEEE. However, you may have a chance of getting admission in other branches such as Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical E

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Which are the good colleges in India and abroad to pursue MBA in finance?

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3 years ago
Let's get deeper to each MBA in Finance college in India. IIM Calcutta. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management. XLRI-Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur. National Institute of Bank Management. Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi. School of Management Dr DY Patil University. Christ Un

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I want to know about Spa Therapy Institute, Delhi.

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3 years ago
Sample papers are designed to give students an idea of the type of questions they can expect in the actual exam. The questions in the sample papers may not be the exact same as the questions in the actual exam, but they are likely to be similar in terms of format, difficulty level, and subject matte

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YASH SHARMA
3 years ago
An international law degree from countries like the US, UK, or Australia may be recognised in India, but the extent of recognition and applicability may depend on various factors such as the degree programme, the institution, and the field of law. In India, to practice law, one needs to have a law d

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YASH SHARMA
3 years ago
Yes, it is possible to study law in India and then work abroad, such as in the UK or Canada. However, the process may differ depending on the country's regulations and requirements for foreign lawyers. In general, to work as a lawyer in the UK or Canada, you will need to meet their specific qualific

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Admission for LL.B. Approved by Bar Council of India.

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Asked by Neelakantan Parameswara
YASH SHARMA
3 years ago
To be eligible for admission to an LL.B. Programme in India, the college or university offering the programme must be approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI). Therefore, all colleges or universities offering LL.B. Programs must have the approval of the BCI to be able to grant LL.B. Degrees to the

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YASH SHARMA
3 years ago
Admission criteria of the college you are interested in applying to for LL.B. Generally, most colleges require candidates to have a minimum of 45-50% marks in their Bachelor's degree. However, the eligibility criteria may vary from college to college.
I would recommend you to check the official websi

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