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Nipin Paul
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Various Scholarships provided both by the private companies and also by the government. The criterion for qualifying these scholarships can be enquired from the Akshaya Centers or other government service centers. The database shown in their websites can be also viewed by the individual. Many scholarships are there in acquaintance of individuals education and securing his future.
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Ashish Sharma
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All universities are good because they all provide well amenities and good faculty for the students. These universities are situated on well managed location which make the environment safe. These university. Provide all facilities according to the course available in them.
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Ankit Rao
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For checking your chance of admission you have to look for your rank not percentile because the cutoffs are released in rank format not in percentile. You can check previous year cutoffs from the below link
https://www.shiksha.com/university/kau-Kerala-agricultural-university-thrissur-58179/cutoff.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/kau-Kerala-agricultural-university-thrissur-58179/cutoff.
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PRERIT Shankar
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There are plenty of colleges that offer geriatric in Kerala it's a low demanding course which creates in less colleges offering it but it's still quite enough.
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Sunit Chatterjee
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Hi before you take an admission in any private college take a background check of the college and SEE the track record if you know that track record of this college is good then go ahead take admission but if it is not then leave it. And try to get any government institute for your M.Sc. In research related field a government institute degree is far better than any private college degree thanks.
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deepika maurya
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B.Sc. Nautical Science is a 3-year undergraduate programme. It is a professional Bachelor's degree that deals with the study of the basic academic and practical devices required to safely navigate and operate marine vehicles, such as ships. The B.Sc. Nautical Science Syllabus includes subjects such as navigation and seamanship, which is the basic application of shipboard equipment and tools. The minimum eligibility to pursue the course is that the candidate must have passed 10+2 in the Science stream with Physics Chemistry and Maths as the main subjects and a minimum score of 60%. Admissions are usually based on entrance exams. A list
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Sumit naroliya
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Yes, you have chances to get medical government seat in your state quota but chances are less. All the best.
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