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New answer posted•5 months ago
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Bhaskar Degree College has fully updated its BSc course to match the NEP 2020 guidelines. This new system allows you to choose minor subjects from different fields. For example, a Science student can study bits of Business Management or Economics. It is all about giving you a well-rounded education.

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New question posted•a year ago

What is the fee criteria for FYUG course under NEP?

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a year ago

The National Skills Qualification Framework Level 1 course in Food Production is actually a basic course that provides knowledge and skills for simple tasks, and the duration of these courses can depend upon the programme type. For instance Diploma in Food Production duration can vary from 12 to 18

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New answer posted•a year ago
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The NSQF Level 1 Food Production course is an entry-level skill development program designed to introduce learners to the basics of kitchen operations and food preparation.

Food Production course NSFQ Level 1 focuses on fundamental cooking techniques, hygiene practices, and workplace safety, preparin

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New answer posted•2 years ago

Under NEP-2020, students of the B.Sc. Bio group may even opt for subjects of the B.Sc. Maths group, thus allowing inter-disciplinarity in education. The policy allows flexibility where students would be allowed to mix and match subjects across streams. That is, while continuing studies leading to a

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2 years ago

Instead of a specialisation subject, the students will get to choose major and minor subjects. Around 50% of credits (80 credits) will be awarded for the courses related to the students major and around 20 credits will be given for the minor subject. There will also be a variety of ability enhanceme

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