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Gaurav Shandilya
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Jitendra, No, only Science students can pursue radiography courses like MRI, CT Scan or a full-fledged radiography course. You being a commerce student are not eligible for this course.
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Manik Bhatnagar
Guide-Level 14
Hi Guru,
Candidates who have successfully completed 12th standard with science or its equivalent examination from any recognised board and college. The duration of this programme is 3 years. The admission process is carried over by considering the merit score of the student in their 10+2 exams. Some institutes also conduct their own entrance exams followed by personal interview. Admission process varies or depends upon the institutes.
Candidates who have successfully completed 12th standard with science or its equivalent examination from any recognised board and college. The duration of this programme is 3 years. The admission process is carried over by considering the merit score of the student in their 10+2 exams. Some institutes also conduct their own entrance exams followed by personal interview. Admission process varies or depends upon the institutes.
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Piyush Mishra
Beginner-Level 5
Hello,
As per this year's Cutoff. You need to score more than 330 for BA MS and BHMS Government College & for private Colleges, it is 250. You have to apply for every Deemed Universities separately. You can get a seat in any Deemed Universities, if you are under any category for around 230 marks. But, for general it is 250-280.
As per this year's Cutoff. You need to score more than 330 for BA MS and BHMS Government College & for private Colleges, it is 250. You have to apply for every Deemed Universities separately. You can get a seat in any Deemed Universities, if you are under any category for around 230 marks. But, for general it is 250-280.
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chhaya jain
Contributor-Level 7
Yes, you have to give entrance test for the admission.
Criteria for admission procedure in Hindu College of Pharmacy:-
Eligibility-10+2 Science and age limit 17 to 25 years.
Students NRI/ Indian entrance exams as I.M. Council
Entrance Tests 3 attempts ranks required 40% to 50%.
Criteria for admission procedure in Hindu College of Pharmacy:-
Eligibility-10+2 Science and age limit 17 to 25 years.
Students NRI/ Indian entrance exams as I.M. Council
Entrance Tests 3 attempts ranks required 40% to 50%.
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palak sahjournalism student
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Vashu,
It's great that you have all this. This will definitely help you in future while going for interview. To all those out there interested in becoming an X-Ray tech, don't lose heart. A lot of fields out there right now are tight on the hire, unless you want to work at a fast food restaurant all your life, or you already have several degrees. If radiology is really the field you want to get into, then go for it. Perhaps the hiring market will be better once you graduate, a lot of clinical sites hire people straight out after clinicals are over.
There's also the option of getting involved with an agency. You make more money with t
It's great that you have all this. This will definitely help you in future while going for interview. To all those out there interested in becoming an X-Ray tech, don't lose heart. A lot of fields out there right now are tight on the hire, unless you want to work at a fast food restaurant all your life, or you already have several degrees. If radiology is really the field you want to get into, then go for it. Perhaps the hiring market will be better once you graduate, a lot of clinical sites hire people straight out after clinicals are over.
There's also the option of getting involved with an agency. You make more money with t
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
Guide-Level 13
If you can pursue your parents to allow you for B.Sc agriculture and other related fields other than engineering then you will get a chance to study bio after 12th. B.Sc agriculture has got very good scope and it also accepts students with PCM in class 12th and trust me, engineering requires no guts, it is a course designed by people like you and me and for the people like you and me. So you may start liking engineering subjects as well, once when you enroll for that if your parents are persuaded.
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Vivek Ranjan
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It completely depends on your profile and your interests and ambitions. First, you should introspect and find the reason as to why you want to do either of these courses and then see your profile and try to match with the eligibility and then map that with your goals and ambitions.
Only from the above exercise, you can get this answer.
Only from the above exercise, you can get this answer.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
If you are in pharmacy for placements then sorry. Placements in pharmacy in JU are the worst. But I will tell you that you are in the richest subject of JU.
I do not care what others are saying, pharmacy is totally a research oriented subject. You are going to study medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, microbiology, biochemistry, pharmaceutics, physics, programming all together. This is a very unique combination. You are not going to get a 20 LPA+ package. No man you are not going to get it. But you have the largest academic opening. You can go with any subject through this field. But I will suggest you to not come in this department if
I do not care what others are saying, pharmacy is totally a research oriented subject. You are going to study medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, microbiology, biochemistry, pharmaceutics, physics, programming all together. This is a very unique combination. You are not going to get a 20 LPA+ package. No man you are not going to get it. But you have the largest academic opening. You can go with any subject through this field. But I will suggest you to not come in this department if
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
I think you want to know about the difference between NEET and AIIMS. The simple difference is that cracking AIIMS will fetch you an MBBS seat in the best medical institution of India.
Both the entrances have different patterns. NEET being more NCERT oriented has low toughness level. Negative marking is 1/3 in AIIMS while it is ¼ in NEET.
Both the entrances have different patterns. NEET being more NCERT oriented has low toughness level. Negative marking is 1/3 in AIIMS while it is ¼ in NEET.
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