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MIT World Peace University (MIT WPU) is a private university located in Pune, Maharashtra. The university is a part of the MIT Group of Institutes and provides distance education, schooling and professional courses in subjects such as commerce, arts, insurance, pharmacy, law, engineering, management, Science, photography, and arts. The subsidiaries of the MIT Group of Institute include Avantika University, MIT School of Distance Education, and MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul. It is also recognised by the UGC. The MIT World Peace University has several departments like School of Film & Television, School of Arts, School of Mass media & Journalism, School of Photography, School of Commerce, School of Economics, School of Law, School of Science, School of Pharmacy, School of Design, School of Government, School of Liberal Arts, Commerce & Science, MIT-WPU Faculty of Management, and MIT.

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DU also offers B.Sc. In Food Technology
The three-year Bachelor of Science in Food Technology course is also offered by DU. Students with a minimum of 55% score in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics Biology Biotechnology and 50% marks in English. Admission to this course depends on the cut-offs released by the colleges
DU FMSC MBBS/BDS Admission 2020: DU FMSC offers admission into 4 years, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery MBBS followed by 1-year compulsory rotating Internship Training and 4 years of Bachelor of Dental Surgery BDS course followed by 1-year compulsory rotating Internship Training in University of Delhi.

Women are becoming a larger and larger majority of the veterinary field. As of 2009, this once male-dominated workplace has shifted to the majority of practitioners being women. And, with the majority of veterinary school enrollees being women too, this doesn't appear to be changing any time soon. As veterinary medicine evolves, there are more and more options for those who wish to pursue a career in the field. Options for girls in veterinary Science are more prolific than ever. Students who pursue a veterinary degree may work as:
A private practice veterinarian (working with small animals, large animals, exotics, or a mixture)
A veterinarian in industry
A veterinarian within an academic setting
A veterinary specialist
A veterinary technician
Performing research in private, pharmaceutical, or government settings
An educator.