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priya arora

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You need to pass 12th or equivalent. Admission is through entrance exam and on the basis of merit.

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priya arora

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After B.Sc in Agriculture, there is a wide scope especially in India where half the workforce is living on agriculture. The expenses of a dental school, are pretty high. Maintaining a dental practice is very expensive too. No doubts, that the dentists earn well and have a stable career. Physiotherapists treat people who are injured and need to recover in physical movement. It needs in-depth and great knowledge. Studying Physiotherapy will be completely a professional course by which you can ensure yourself of a profession and you will also have the option to change your ambition and give various competitive exams.

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Aisha Moss

Beginner-Level 4

You need 50% marks in PCB (practicals+theory) in your board exams to be eligible for NEET. During admissions, if two students profile clashes (everything is same i.e. age, marks in the individual subject in NEET, category, etc., then your board marks are considered for admissions.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

If you had maths, then engineering would help. Every career option is equally promising and yet risky because everything depends on your hard work, perseverance and a bit of luck. Law, is again a good career option. Photography, journalism, bioinformatics, designing, etc. Can also be good career options with a high profile life and good packages.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

There are many courses which you can do as:
BAMS
Biomedical engineering or biotech engineering
BFSc
Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and surgery
Bachelor of Verterinary Science
Pharma.D
Paramedical courses
Nursing
Bachelor in medical lab technology
IISER
B.Sc
Bachelor of pharmacy
OTHER COURSES:
Diploma in travel and tourism
BUMS
BNYS
Bachelor of physiotherapy
B.Sc hotel management
CA
Bachelor of occupational therapy
B.Sc home Science
I hope my answer will help you.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

Candidate must have passed 10+2 Science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects, from a recognized board. Minimum aggregate marks required in PCB subjects- 50%. Minimum marks scored in Biology subject- 50%. Note: Minimum marks criteria may vary (usually around 50% marks). Candidate must also have taken part in medical entrance examination organized by State or Central Government.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

Admission procedures are different from country to country. In US and Canada you must complete Bachelor degree and give MCAT before you study medicine. In UK you must take UKCAT to study MBBS. Alternate options are Australia and Russia. You must select your choice basis the requirements, fees etc.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

Admission procedures are different from country to country. In US and Canada you must complete Bachelor degree and give MCAT before you study medicine. In UK you must take UKCAT to study MBBS. Alternate options are Australia and Russia. You must select your choice basis the requirements, fees etc.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

Admission procedures are different from country to country. In US and Canada you must complete Bachelor degree and give MCAT before you study medicine. In UK you must take UKCAT to study MBBS. Alternate options are Australia and Russia. You must select your choice basis the requirements, fees etc.

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