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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
The field of Agriculture has more scope than the field of Physiotherapy.
The future of Agriculture specially with a new Green Revolution around the corner is many folds than that of Physiotherapy.
So, it is best for you to choose the field of Agriculture.
The future of Agriculture specially with a new Green Revolution around the corner is many folds than that of Physiotherapy.
So, it is best for you to choose the field of Agriculture.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Did you appear for NEET or any other medical entrance examination? If yes, kindly tell us how much you are expecting, so that we can guide you more accurately.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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Hi Tatu,
There definitely are reserved seats for SC/ST candidates in private colleges like Amity University and also in government colleges like Delhi University but it has a certain eligibility criteria of admission as well. You simply cannot be given a seat based on your SC/ST certificate but will have to meet the eligibility criteria of the university.
All the best.
There definitely are reserved seats for SC/ST candidates in private colleges like Amity University and also in government colleges like Delhi University but it has a certain eligibility criteria of admission as well. You simply cannot be given a seat based on your SC/ST certificate but will have to meet the eligibility criteria of the university.
All the best.
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