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4 years ago
Hi,
Yes, you can totally go for MCA after B.Sc(PMCs). You will get admission anywhere easily through the entrance exam.

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Hi Kamana,
The cutoffs of DCSK PG college haven't been released yet. It will be out after the entrance exam results.

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Government colleges may not require fees even if they do require fee then it would only be a small amount

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Lords universal college offers you more placement opportunities, best facilities and value for money.

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Both the colleges are good, but BHU is more rated. But it mostly depends on your interest in the subject.

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Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, Bangalore
Aditya College of Nursing, Bangalore
Krupanidhi Group of Institutions.

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The cutoff information will be available in august in the university link as it is yet to be released

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You can get a seat in b tech bioinformatics if you have studied Physics Biology Chemistry and Maths as main subjects in plus two and have minimum aggregate of 50%.

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Yes, there is placement by the department of Atomic and Molecular Physics for this specific course.

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Maths is not required for studying medicine.

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