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Indhira Priyadharshini
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At the Central University of South Bihar, the cut off information for B.Sc Physics for various categories is as follows:
Open - 50
OBC - 48
SC - 34
ST - 25
Open - 50
OBC - 48
SC - 34
ST - 25
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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If the deadline is over. You have to prepare for next year.
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Vanshika Bhardwaj
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The latest cutoff information for M.Sc. in Chemistry at GBPUAT:
Cut off ranks for SC is 2434, for ST, it is 2417, for OBC and general, it is 785.
Cut off ranks for SC is 2434, for ST, it is 2417, for OBC and general, it is 785.
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Vanshika Bhardwaj
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There are total 280 seats available for M.Sc. Biotechnology in VIT Vellore and the closing rank for the same is 13500 so, you have to score much better than that.
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Pooja Noothi
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Yes, you can absolutely do MS in more than 2 subjects after B.A. MS Since MS is a post graduate degree course while B.A. MS is UG course so candidates who have completed their B.A. MS are eligible to pursue MS so you should follow UGC guidelines according to which class of the 2 degree programme must not be over lap and the institute which is allowing 2 degrees must be under UGC government recognised. UGC has approved one degree has to be done in one institute and other one should be opened or distance University. These guidelines are must and should followed by the students who want to do MS in more than 2 subjects.
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RAJ GHOSH
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Lady Brabourne College does not take any entrance exam for admission in M.Sc. Zoology for non-Calcutta University graduates. To get admission for M.Sc. Zoology, you are only required to have B.Sc. Degree from recognised university/college.
hope this helps you.
hope this helps you.
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RAJ GHOSH
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The fee structure at Sikkim Professional University for M.Sc. in Physics:
The absolute expense structure is INR 6000 -8000 which is to be paid one time at the hour of affirmation including the educational expenses for first semester of INR 1200.
After one time installment and confirmation, the educational expenses for every semester is INR 1200 to be paid towards the start of each and every semester. Aside from absolute charges accommodation and tuition expenses for every semester, the hostel expenses is around 3000 - 5000 INR.
The absolute expense structure is INR 6000 -8000 which is to be paid one time at the hour of affirmation including the educational expenses for first semester of INR 1200.
After one time installment and confirmation, the educational expenses for every semester is INR 1200 to be paid towards the start of each and every semester. Aside from absolute charges accommodation and tuition expenses for every semester, the hostel expenses is around 3000 - 5000 INR.
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RAJ GHOSH
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The fee structure ranges between INR 45,000 - INR 3 lakhs.
If you talk about the fee structure at LNCT university which is situated in Bhopal for M.Sc. in chemistry the Qualification Models is : you should Finish UG degree in comparable specialization or subjects from a perceived college/establishment
If you talk about the fee structure at LNCT university which is situated in Bhopal for M.Sc. in chemistry the Qualification Models is : you should Finish UG degree in comparable specialization or subjects from a perceived college/establishment
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Deeksha Dixit
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Although you have not mentioned your home state, based on previous year trends, it could be inferred that you will not be admitted to a government Ayurveda medical college under the all-India quota with 384 marks in NEET UG. This is because, because of high competition, the score-wise cutoff is usually around 450 marks for the OBC category. There is some possibility that you may get a government ayurvedic college for a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A. M. S. ) under your home state quota in the OBC category. For instance, if Uttar Pradesh is your home state, you may get admission into the Swami Kalyandev Government Ayurv
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