Science

- Eligibility Criteria
Aspirants seeking admission to 3 year Full-time Program should meet the following criteria as specified by the institute.
Academic Requirement:
The students who have cleared UGC-CSIR NET/JRF examination or SLET/GATE examinations and also the students who have worked as JRF for one year in the externally funded major research projects may be exempted from MPhil requirement. In case of internally funded major research projects (MRP), the students may be exempted from MPhil requirement after two years of research experience. Under certain conditions such as presence of high impact publications students with high academic performance at the postgraduate level, may be admitted directly to a Ph.D. programme.
Eligibility requirements: (For exemption only)
1.Post Graduate Degree in the related field of Research with not less than 55% marks.
2.The candidate must have completed and/or being involved as a Research Associate/ Fellow, in a major research project (sponsored by UGC or any other approved institution) of a specified duration of not less than 2 years.
3.The candidates who are doing such a research project must have completed at least one year of such research.
4.The research project done/being done must be in the faculty area of the Ph.D. Course applied for. Approved Institution for the purpose may be any national or international organization engaged in the field of Research and having recognition as an approved body of research.
5.Candidates seeking admission to Ph.D. in Commerce/Management based on membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India / Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India/ Institute of Company Secretaries of India must have not less than 5 years of post-qualification professional / industry experience, as may be acceptable to the University, as equivalent to Research.

Hello mam, Your daughter is very talented and has many career options. However, I would recommend that she follow a career in which she would never have to work under pressure. I am suggesting a few career options as per the information provided by you:
1. She may become a doctor as she excels in academics and enjoys biology. It is a reputed profession, and she can become a specialist like a surgeon. She may face challenges in the initial phase, such as clearing NEET UG to get into a good medical college and then NEET PG to get into a good hospital for MD. However, once she successfully becomes a doctor, she will be able to save lives and also have a respectable career.
2. If her interest is in teaching, she may pursue a post-graduate with a biology subject and go for a postdoctoral fellowship. She will have to clear the NET exam for that. This profession is equally respectful, and she can write a thesis after completing a research project. She can even become a top lecturer in government colleges.
3. She has the potential to become a professional pianist and perform in international concerts. With the advent of social media, musical talent is now getting recognition across the globe. She may become very famous if she follows this profession passionately.
4. Similarly, she can become a sketch artist. Today, a good sketch or painting can be worth thousands, or even crores. Therefore, she may explore this field and get her talent displayed in famous galleries. As I mentioned, she has plenty of options, but she must make a career in a field that does not become a burden on her. If she likes to study for hours, she must go into a related field. If she can play the piano for hours, she may go into that field.

You may get into B.Sc. Nursing from the government college of Uttar Pradesh with your rank in the reserved category. In 2021, the first round cut off of ABVMU CET was around 134 for top government nursing colleges. This cut off was for the general category; under the reserved category, one may be able to get into government colleges at around 1500 rank. Also, you have more chances to get into a college in the second or third rounds of counselling than in the first round. If you belong to the unreserved category, then your admission chances in government nursing are less, but you can still get into a government nursing college for a B.Sc. You need to participate in the counseling of ABVMU and wait for seat allotment up to the last round.