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Yes, you can do AMIE after completing your B.Sc degree in electronics from the above said college. There is no problem in that but you should have at least 60 percent marks to be on the safe side.

yes sure you can apply for that. There is no barrier depending upon what stream you have pursued. you can do your msc on that subject no issues.

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Candidate must have completed graduate in Medicine/ Dentistry/ Ayurveda/ Homeopathy/ Siddha/ Veterinary/ Nursing/ Physiotherapy/ / Pharmacy/ Engineering or Post graduates in Statistics/Biostatistics/ Demography/ Population Studies/ Nutrition/ Sociology/ Economics/ Psychology/ Anthropology/ Social Work/ Management/ Law.
Admission Process:
Written Test
Eligible candidates need to appear for the Aptitude Test conducted by the institute.
Written Test
Shortlisted candidates will be called for Personal Interview based on the score in written test.
Final Selection.
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UG programs run by Ness Wadia College of Commerce include B.Com,BBA, BCA, and BBM-IBM. M.Com. and MCA program are the two PG courses offered by the college. There are three Diploma programs offered by Ness Wadia College viz. PGDBF, DTL (Diploma in Taxation Law), PGDIB.

It is, if you want to change your stream, go for that. But, make sure you will never ever blame someone else for your decision. Best of luck.

Yes, you can start your preparation. Best of luck.

Yes, there is no restriction for boys that keeps them from studying B.Sc. Nursing anywhere in India. Individual colleges may be present that cater to only females. But, there are plenty of choices to choose from where both boys and girls can study.