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Employers generally prefer candidates with traditional, on-campus BSc Perfusion Technology degrees due to the hands-on nature of BSc Perfusion Technology course and the importance of practical training. 

However, some employers may accept online degrees from accredited institutions, especially if BSc Perfusion Technology includes clinical training components or is recognised by relevant medical authorities. It's important to ensure that the online degree is from a credible and accredited institution with strong affiliations to hospitals or healthcare providers for internships and practical experience. 

Yes, students willing to get admission to Cambridge Institute of Technology M.Tech courses can apply online. The application is made available on the institute's official website. The steps to apply are as follows:

1. Visit the official website of the institute.

2. Click on the 'Enquire Now' option available on the home page.

3. Fill in the details to register and generate login credentials.

4. Log in to fill out the application form.

5. Upload the documents and pay the application fee.

6. Click on the submit button.

Yes, authorities will conduct Assam JMEE counselling as an online process. The qualified candidates must participate in the online counselling process to be considered for allotment. During the counselling process, the candidates will have to register, fill their choice of colleges and pay the required fee. After the registration process is over, the Assam JMEE seat allotment result will be announced online.

Yes, MAH BCA CET will be conducted online, i.e., as a computer-based test and will be conducted at the allotted exam centres.

An online MSc in Fashion Design is worth pursuing if you're a working professional who wishes to gain more knowledge in the Fashion Design field managing your work with studies. An online programme option is apt for students who need flexibility in their study schedule to manage their work or other activities. 

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Yes, employers do accept online Nursing degree courses for jobs, provided the degree must be UGC-approved. However, it also depends on the job position; you may need to have some prior relevant work experience as well.