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Balachander Kannan
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Not possible, in general, life Science or medical student has the option to choose another major in master's (cross-major). But others do not have this option, however, you try to choose MBA, M.Sc. , and Psychology courses as options. But one more option is there are some private universities and institutes that may support doing life Science in a master's, But the job opportunity is questionable in government and private industries! So, get advice from experts in cross-major degrees. If you wish to be an entrepreneur and do business there is no problem for cross major studies.
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Balachander Kannan
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Yes, you're eligible to do M.Sc. , in life Science, but you need to choose a course carefully which is relatable to your undergraduate course. In India is possible to do a cross-major degree, and several private institutes accept this process. The food Science course syllabus is incorporated with the Life Science course subjects. So, you may select industrial biotechnology, food, or agri-related courses as your Master's degree. Hope this answer will helpful to you.
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Balachander Kannan
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Your question is not correct. The CSIR NET exam is conducted 2 times in every year, to select eligible candidates for JRF to pursue Ph.D. or work under government-sanctioned projects and Lectureships positions in government institutes. Mostly the application process starts in March or April for the June examination and September or October for the December examination. The eligibility for CSIR NET is to pursue M.Sc. , or complete M.Sc. , for JRF and M.Sc. , for lectureship. The age limit criteria are also there, and exams are conducted in a computer-based format, similar to NEET. So, visit the official CSIR NET website or NTA website f
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yash sahani
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The main difference between BBA aviation management and B.Sc. Airport and airline management is that in B.Sc. You will learn more theories and in BBA you will gain more of practical experience. But you should SEE where your interest lies. If you want to study more about airport and airline, then you should go with B.Sc. In airport and airline management.
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3 years agoWhat is the admission process for GNM course at Godhra government nursing college? what is its fees?
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Ankit Rao
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You can click on the below link for the admission process for GNM course at Godhra government nursing college and the fee structure of the course
https://www.shiksha.com/college/school-of-nursing-general-hospital-godhra-200959/course-general-nursing-and-midwifery-gnm-946245.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/school-of-nursing-general-hospital-godhra-200959/course-general-nursing-and-midwifery-gnm-946245.
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Ankit Rao
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No, the Holker college does not have good placements. Hardly any companies came after B.Sc. CS. But if your Goal is M.Sc. Or MCA then you can consider it but for B.Sc. CS only it is not the best option. You may go for Delhi university colleges like SSCBS, Miranda, DDU, etc. For B.Sc. CS.
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Balachander Kannan
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In general, Government colleges are offered courses with reduced fee structures. The fee structure for B.SC., Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry is around Rs. 10,000 per annum, including laboratory fees, and may be with exam fee*.
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