Science

Yes, you would qualify for SGSITS Indore with Class 12th qualification from a recognised board since the minimum requirement to qualify is 45% aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry/Biotechnology, and Mathematics. It also is based on entrance exam scores.

No, direct admission can be accessed at Shri GS Institute of Technology & Science Indore. The institute selects students only based on merit. There is only one way of getting admission to the BTech programme is through -JEE Mains. However, if somebody has a reservation beforehand it is a good thing. State domicile quotas are available, hence most of the students get the legislative provisions. Reservations are there for gender, caste, and income; thus all the students get equal opportunities.

Yes, PSG College of Arts and Science consider 12th grade marks for Science students for admission to the BA course as the eligibility criteria is that the candidates need to score minimum 50% aggregate score in 12th examination in any stream through any recognised board.

The faculty at IHBAS, Delhi, is highly experienced and skilled. They are experts in psychiatry, psychology, and neurology and are supportive in teaching and training students.

To apply for MD at IHBAS, Delhi:

1. Complete MBBS and 1-year internship.

2. Qualify NEET PG.

3. Check IHBAS notifications on their website or DU portal.

4. Apply through NEET PG counselling and choose IHBAS for your MD specialization.

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Joining the top Agriculture colleges in India can be affordable as most colleges have tuition fees of less than INR 1 lakh. Listed below are some colleges along with their affordable tuition fees:

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As per the Bhagwant University admission policy, admission to the BSc course is suject to a valid score in the last qualifying exam. Though for some BSc specialisation CUET exams are required, however, for most of the BSc course candidates just have to twelve years 

Yes, it is possible to pursue BPharma from TMU even if one didn't study Biology in Class 12. To bridge the knowledge gap between bio and non-bio students, the university has introduced a compulsory course, namely 'Bridge Course'. Under this course, those who have studied PCBZ at Class 12 are offered a Remedial Mathematics course, and students who have studied PCM at Class 12 are offered Remedial Biology course in their first semester.