Kerala

Hi Nishana, You can go for:-
1. University of Kerala
2. Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies
3. Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute
4. St. Alberts College
5. School of Industrial Fisheries
And many more.

Hi Meenakshi,
To get admission for UG/PG/PhD in other state universities one needs to write AIEEA Examination conducted by ICAR for selection of students under JRF/SRF. In order to get the seats in TNAU there will be University entrance conducted by TNAU for home state that's Tamil Nadu students and

If you are working in the field of journalism and you want to enhance your knowledge base, then it is beneficial only when you can have opportunities to apply that knowledge. Journalism is a practical field and any sort of distance programme will be of limited help, if you are not getting any opport

Hey annette,
Please check the link mentioned below
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-electrical-and-electronics-engineering-national-institute-of-technology-surathkal-mangalore-61534
Go and visit this page regarding your queries and many more. Hope it clear what you want to know
Hope this

Yes, you are eligible for all the entrances. So don’t worry.

Hi Nafila,
These are some of the best government. Colleges to pursue BHM:
1) Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology.
2)University of Calicut.

Yes, surely you will get the admissions in the colleges for B.Sc. Agriculture, you must carefully choose the college in which you want admission and follow there admission criteria for the same. And moreover, your academics percentage is very good, therefore None can take your opportunities from you

List of top mechanical engineering colleges in Karnataka and Kerala:
Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering.
Alliance College of Engineering and Design.
Don Bosco Institute of Technology.
National Institute of Technology, Calicut.
Cochin University of Science and Technology.
Vimal Jyothi Engineering

Hello,
Yes, you can get B.A.M.S. with 187 score in Kerala being an SC student.

Hello Sruthy,
It's not the question of validity. Can a student really study for two PG courses simultaneously is the issue? Perhaps legal option would be to pursue one course in college and another via distance mode.