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Which one is better among B.Sc life sciences or B.Sc biomedical?
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Asked by Seema
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3 years ago
Owing to this wide range of topics of study in life sciences, I would suggest life sciences is a better option. It will give you numerous opportunities in the future. The average starting salary of B.Sc. Life Science graduate is between.
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Which course is better - B.Sc. (hons) or B.Sc. General for further studies in life Science?
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Asked by Reshma Ganesh
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3 years ago
The B.Sc. (Hons) programme is better appropriate for students who want to study in-depth any of the major sciences Physics Chemistry mathematics, etc. ). On the other hand, if a student just wants a diverse and balanced Science education, B.Sc. (general) is the better option.
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Which in course is better for future, B.Sc in nursing or B.Sc in forensic science?
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Asked by Priya
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3 years ago
A2A Both these fields are good in their own right and so you should go for the one that's better for you. I know this brings you back to square one, but really it should be your choice. There's something known as a Forensic Nurse, you can do your Bachelor's in Nursing and Master's in Forensic Scienc
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For this course, jobs after B.Sc. Nursing are nursing superintendents, Indian Government, Teachers, Nursing assistants/supervisors, etc. Students can also enrol for post-graduation courses like M.Sc. In Renal, M.Sc. Biochemistry, M.Sc. Nursing, M.Sc. Biotechnology, etc.
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B.Sc. Nursing is free in Germany. Public universities teach free nursing course in Germany. Tuition-free nursing schools in Germany are op-rated public universities charging no tuition fees to international students. Nursing from Lithuania and Finland whose fees are 3,000 EUR/year and 1,500 EUR/year
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. in Nursing at Government College of Nursing, Rajasthan.
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Asked by Choudharyjatt
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3 years ago
As per the last year data it'll be around 55% for general
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What are the opportunities available after a B.Sc. In nursing?
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Asked by Anita
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3 years ago
There is a wide range of opportunities after finishing B.Sc. Nursing, the students can opt for a job or go for higher studies. Those who want to take up jobs can join as Nursing Advisors to the Indian Government, Nursing Assistants/Supervisors, Teachers and Nursing Superintendents.
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I want to know about the fee structure at College of Agriculture, Nagpur for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture.
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Asked by Bhumika
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3 years ago
The fee structure at College of Agriculture, Nagpur for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture is INR 6500 per annum
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I want to pursue BBA in Aviation. I have completed my class 12th from the Science stream & got 86%. Can I pursue a course?
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Asked by Shia Ne
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3 years ago
The minimum eligibility for Aviation courses is that students must pass the 10th or 12th Diploma in the relevant stream. Students must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 500/o marks to enrol on the Aviation courses. Applicants must have scored 500% marks in their Science subjects. Admission is based