Medicine & Health Sciences

No, you can't because CLAT is generally given after 12th standard and is to pursue an undergraduate course. Moreover, one can pursue Masters in Law, only after completing Bachelor's in law.

Hi, In Public colleges, Dhaka Medical College (DMC) is the best. In private their are many good colleges. You can check it on Google. But in my opinion, Bangladesh Medical College, Dhaka is the best private college.

Hi Jainesh,
It is less likely that you can secure an admission in USA or Canada only on basis of IELTS which is an English language proficiency test. GRE is an absolute must to pursue PG programs in USA. PG Diploma courses in Canada could be an option if you are interested. Also every university has its own admission criteria. In Australia, you can have a possibility to apply for both Masters and PG Diploma and the admission criteria will depend on the university and the course. If not any other test but an interview may have to be cleared. Just check with the universities.

Yes, medical checkup is compulsory for taking admission for B.Tech (Lateral Entry) in Marine Engineering
For more details check the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-marine-engineering-lateral-entry-indian-maritime-university-chennai-mumbai-campus-meri-sewree-296923

Yes, there are campus selections for B.Sc. Forensics. Please specify which college you are targeting so that I can populate relevant details. The average annual salary offered in the country to successful graduates of the course lies between INR 1 and 5 lacs. Regards.

No, biology is required for this course.

AIPVT has been replaced by NEET. NEET application form 2018 submission closes on March 9, 2018 (till 11.50 PM). Regards.

To practice as a veterinarian, it is essential to have a Bachelor's degree in Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc.). To be eligible for the Bachelor's in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc & AH) course, a candidate should have passed the class 12 examination with Science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Regards.