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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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That would depend on numerous factors such as, such as country, universities reputation, cost of living etc.

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jyoti goel

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Your score is a little low. I am not sure if you are even qualified for NEET or not. If you would have qualified NEET then it had some value even after that the scores matter somewhat. You can get admission in B.Sc Nursing but not through the NEET score as per my knowledge. You can get admission through the process which the college prescribes.

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Neelu Khushwaha

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Yes, you can do DMLT after M.Sc. DMLT is the best Paramedical Course in Paramedical. Diploma in Medical Lab Technology is one of the best courses for aspiring Paramedics. DMLT professional is skilled in carrying out the different body fluid tests. He/she has knowledge of all the procedures and processes of different tests and is also responsible for generating and maintaining the reports for future references. Cradle Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Delhi offers this course to you and it is approved by Indian Medical Association, IMA. The fee structure of the course is affordable. Job Opportunities for a DMLT Professional :
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Neelu Khushwaha

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Yes, you can do DMLT course. It is the best option in Paramedical. Diploma in Medical Lab Technology is one of the best courses for aspiring Paramedics. DMLT professional is skilled in carrying out the different body fluid tests. He/she has knowledge of all the procedures and processes of different tests and is also responsible for generating and maintaining the reports for future references. Cradle Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Delhi offers this course to you and it is approved by Indian Medical Association, IMA. The fee structure of the course is affordable. Job Opportunities for a DMLT Professional :
1. Hospitals
2. Private Clini
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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Hindu is a good college but any college in DU would do great. You can also try for Stephen's. I would suggest you to do some internship with organisations like ISRO, NASA, etc.

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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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Yes, you can get through it. The cut-off might reach to this level and then you will be eligible. All the best!

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shobhit kumar

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Hello Tanya
M.Sc is a regular course. You can get admission through entrance exam. If you are interested in IITs, you have to qualify GATE exam. If you are interested in state government college; you have to qualify entrance exam of state for M.Sc. If you want to admission in any deemed university, you have to qualify entrance exam of that particular university. Good luck!

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shobhit kumar

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Hello Jaydeep,
The future of microbiology is bright, it is an upcoming demanded course. It will help you to get a job abroad also. Keep focus and do it with all your energy. Good luck.

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Nilutpol Kashyap

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Hello, Mathematics is not mandatory for pursuing BBA programme. However, there are subjects like statistics for which students should know that it needs a basic working knowledge of maths and they should not fear. There is enough faculty support provided to students who are from a non-maths background in the form of extra classes.
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