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I get Delhi internal quota B.A. MS Seat but I am from Rajasthan can I get it.
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Asked by Aryan
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I did B tech in agriculture can I do m tech in civil? If yes than tell me university name?
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Asked by Arvind

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5 years ago
Hello Arvind, yes indeed. You can definitely seek admission for M.Tech in civil engineering specialisation in spite of doing your engineering graduation in agriculture. You will have to pass the relevant paper for getting admission in the civil stream in GATE examination or any such examination that
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If I have qualified CSIR JRF-NET in Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean and Planetary Sciences can I apply for Assistant Professor post in Geography.
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Asked by Prabhat
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I have completed B.Com by distance education (54%), then did my MBA (FullTime) with CGPA of 8.9. Am I eligible to study MS in U. S.
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Asked by Sravani

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5 years ago
Hello sravani, It is good to know that you are going for further more studies
Yes, although you have done your graduation from distant learning you can still apply for MS in US. They will only consider the post graduation degree or graduation degree not weather you have attended the classes or not. A
Yes, although you have done your graduation from distant learning you can still apply for MS in US. They will only consider the post graduation degree or graduation degree not weather you have attended the classes or not. A
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Currently I am studying B.Voc food Science and nutrition. Am I eligible for M.Sc. Human nutrition?
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Asked by Preethi

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5 years ago
Hello,
Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc in human nutrition in many colleges. Hope this might help you.
Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc in human nutrition in many colleges. Hope this might help you.
New answer posted•5 years ago
My name is keerthi. I have completed my+2, with Science stream I wanted to study dermatology. Without NEET. Is it possible to study.
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Asked by Gottipolu

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5 years ago
Yes, there are some colleges that conduct tier own exams for dermatology. But you have to pass that exam for getting admission. Although, if you apply for NEET it would be easier for you to get a college as there are mostly colleges taking admission through the NEET results. Hope this might help you
New answer posted•5 years ago
Can a PCM student apply for BTech in food technology?
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Asked by Siddhesh Suresh

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5 years ago
Hi,
Yes, a B.Tech student can go for a food technology course as it is available for maths students also. Also, a course named B.Tech in food tech is available in many colleges.
Hope this might help you.
Yes, a B.Tech student can go for a food technology course as it is available for maths students also. Also, a course named B.Tech in food tech is available in many colleges.
Hope this might help you.
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5 years ago
Hello sourabh, Different colleges have different fees for biotechnology course. If you are going for any government recognised university you will have to pay low amount about 4l but if you are considering private it can go upto 12 lacks also. Hope this might help you :). .
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I got food technology through icar in uas bengluru, how is it overall.? And will this dgree get me approved by Central govt. Or state only.?
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Asked by Ayush

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5 years ago
Hello ayush,
ICAR is a central government exam so all the degrees available under the the ICAR exam are centrally approved. Overall food technology is a growing sector and will surely benefit you in future.
Hope this might help you :)
ICAR is a central government exam so all the degrees available under the the ICAR exam are centrally approved. Overall food technology is a growing sector and will surely benefit you in future.
Hope this might help you :)
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