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palak mahajan

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Hi,
The latest cutoff for M.com at MIT WOU, Pune is the General category-90%
SC/ST category - 80%
For taking admission you must need 85% marks in 10+2

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yash sahani

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Students can study various PG courses after BNYS. Some of the top courses after BNYS are MBA Healthcare Management. Students who graduate with BNYS can be introduced to a great number of job opportunities in different fields such as academics, hospitality, health management and more. Different specializations are offered to students.

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Ankit Rao

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Some of the best jobs for M.Sc. Food Technology graduates freshers are
Production Managers
Food Packaging Manager
Dietician
Food Technologist
Food Development Manager
Food Safety Auditors
Dietician
The average salary for freshers range between 1.5lac to 4lac. And the average fees for M.Sc. Food technology in India is Rs.5,000 to 5lac for 2 year course.

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Balachander Kannan

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Not possible, in general, life Science or medical student has the option to choose another major in master's (cross-major). But others do not have this option, however, you try to choose MBA, M.Sc. , and Psychology courses as options. But one more option is there are some private universities and institutes that may support doing life Science in a master's, But the job opportunity is questionable in government and private industries! So, get advice from experts in cross-major degrees. If you wish to be an entrepreneur and do business there is no problem for cross major studies.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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It is around 99 percentile in MH CET as JBIMS is first choice.

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Ankit Rao

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No, for pursing PG Food Science and technology from ICAR you must have done your Bachelors from a ICAR Accredited Private or government University.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

Scholar-Level 16

You can explore about -
- IGNOU
- DDE LPU
- state open universities
- Kurushetra University.

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Anurag Chaubey

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You cannot decide to get into college of your choice in Mcom in Delhi University. Admission is based on 2 criteria:
Direct Admission - Here, you will get admission based on your percentage in graduation. For Dse, Srcc it goes up to 95 + for general category, for example.
Indirect Admission - University conducts an entrance. The paper carries negative marking. So, it depends on your marks & relative ranking.
On the basis of your either score in graduation or entrance, you will be given admission in top colleges like Delhi School of Economics, SRCC, Rajdhani etc.

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Nipin Paul

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Yes, distance education in doing Bachelors is applicable for Masters in USA.

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Seema shaikh

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You can apply for GATE aa well as set too but the GATE registration has been ended as far as I know but still check official website extended date for GATE 2023 and set scam will helped in june.

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