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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Yes, some good private colleges offer admission under management quota.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
Guide-Level 15
D.Pharma makes person eligible to work as registered Pharmacist in India. After completing the course, students can get employment opportunities as Pharmacist in private and government hospitals. Person can work in health clinics, NGOs, community health centres. It's a Two-year course. You need 50% in your 12th with PCB as a main subject. Fees vary from place to place. Government fees are too low. Private fees are approx. 40,000-100,000 depending upon level of university. If you want scholarship, then you have to appear for NEET exams or state level exams of medical. Honestly speaking, this course is only for whom who want to open a ph
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
Guide-Level 15
Classes of B.Sc Nursing is started in College of B.Sc Nursing.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
Guide-Level 15
The latest cutoff information for Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) at Jadavpur University:
Opening rank -1456
Closing rank -953
Opening rank -1456
Closing rank -953
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
Guide-Level 15
The B.Pharma colleges with low fee structure in Jharkhand, Jamshedpur are:
Netaji Subhas University
Radha Govind University
RCU - Palamu.
Netaji Subhas University
Radha Govind University
RCU - Palamu.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
Guide-Level 15
You must undergo 7 years of formal medical education at a minimum. It starts with a Bachelor's in radiology degree focused on Biology and Physics. You have to again do a Bachelor degree.
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Shubham Kumar
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AIIMS will release INI CET cut off for different categories. The cut off is the last rank and percentile at which seats are allocated in that particular course. Check this article to get all information regarding INI CET cut off 2023 January session.
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Bharti Gupta
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It is not possible for students to pursue pharmacy courses after 12th commerce because the eligibility for the admission is that student must need to have passed class 12th with the subjects in Physics, Chemistry and Biology whether it be a Diploma in pharmacy course or a bachelor's degree in pharmacy.
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Vicky Barman
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Yes after nursing you can sure do that. However most important is that having become a qualified nurse it would be easy to get quick jobs in public or private hospitals in ANY COUNTRY.
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