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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Yes, you can opt M.Sc. In Food Technology after completing B.Sc. Home Science because its allied subject and eligible course requirement.

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You can opt for AIIPPHS University for an emergency medicine Diploma.

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Shubham Kumar
3 years ago
No, you can do only one course at a time. You can do this after completing Bachelor's degree.

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3 years ago
The cutoff for computer science at Ravenshaw University in the first round is 85% and the last opening category is 75%.

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3 years ago
I didn't get the latest information on cut off but in 2020, cut-off by rank for General category was 700 in Round 1 and 157 in Round 2 for BTech in Agricultural.

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3 years ago
You should have passed a Bachelor's degree of 3 years duration under the 10+2+3 pattern from any recognized university. And have to give an entrance test conducted by CSJM University for the admission process.

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3 years ago
You should have passed B.Sc. (Hons) degree in Science in BSc. in Environmental Science from any recognized College or University.
28 seats are available for this course at KU and the fees are 7.87 K.

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3 years ago
Hello,
There are 20 seats available for MSc. in Zoology at Government Arts and Science College, Ratlam.

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3 years ago
If you score above 97% or 98% percentage marks. Then yes, you are on the safer side. Also, I can't guarantee you at this percentage because the cutoff may depend from year to year based on paper difficulty.

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