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Diksha Bodwal

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As I don't know about what category you fall in. So I'm sharing information on every category. General (your)/ OBC Candidates: 45
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer): 41
Scheduled Caste (SC): 34
Scheduled Caste (ST): 34.

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Diksha Bodwal

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The cut off by percentage was 82.93% in the year 2022 for Round 1.

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Diksha Bodwal

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Hi, Rs 325,000 is the Total Fees of the course.

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Diksha Bodwal

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MS pursued by the candidates who have completed M. B. S. Course from a medical college recognised by Medical Council. A graduate of any recognised university in any discipline with 50% or more marks (45% for SC/ST candidates)
Candidate should have completed registration either from Medical Council after passing final MBBS examination and should have completed one-year Internship.

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Diksha Bodwal

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To get admission in JNU candidates must appear in the CUET which will be conducted by NTA.

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Electrical Engineering. Information and Technology Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Civil Engineering. Chemical Engineering. Mining Engineering. Automobile Engineering. Structural Engineering.

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Mohammad Sarfaraz Khan

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Yes, pharma management is a job-oriented course. You can easily get a good job in the pharmaceutical industry after completing this course. Yes, pharma management is a job-oriented course.

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Joseph Saji

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To become a Physiotherapist after class 12, students must pursue a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy followed by a master's degree or postgraduate Diploma. BPT & B.Sc. Physiotherapy are the two popular Physiotherapy courses after the 12th
NEET is not required for pursuing BPT in India. One has to be atleast of 17 years of age with Science in 12 with Biology as a compulsory subject and at least 50percent marks in each subject. After the 12th grade students can enroll in a 4.5 year undergraduate degree in physiotherapy that focuses on the analysis and functioning of the body. Although the duration is 4.5 years it completely depends on yo
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Swati singh

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Yes, from my own experience I can say that B.Sc. Biotechnology is a good field to move with, if you have interest in this field then you should go ahead with this course, you yourself must have heard that in future the demand in biotechnology field will increase with a boom and also the competition at this time is not that much in biotechnology as this course is quite new for the people. With this course you can work in laboratories as lab technician, lab assistant or as a scientist based on your skills and hardwork you can achieve so much you can also apply in government jobs in biotechnology field. You can also work in food manufactu
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Joseph Saji

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To be eligible for NEET 2023, candidates must pass the 12th standard examination with Chemistry Biology Physics and English subjects. For general category candidates is mandatory to bring 50marks in 12th standardThe prime eligibility criteria to take UP NEET is majoring in Physics Chemistry and Biology subjects in class 12 to appear for NEET. Non-medicos, those students who have not majored in these subjects cannot sit for NEET.

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