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8 years ago

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Shrey Arora

Contributor-Level 10

Hi Mark,
It is very difficult for you to get admission in this college with those marks.
Last year, the cut-off was above 75 percent.
My best wishes.
All the very best.

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8 years ago

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Shrey Arora

Contributor-Level 10

Hi Mohammad,
Yes, sure, you can get admission into it.
Marks are less but still, there is a hope that you might get the college. Keep trying and be optimistic.
My best wishes.
All the very best.

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8 years ago

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Shrey Arora

Contributor-Level 10

Hi Divya,
No, sorry Divya. You are not eligible for it.
You can try for some B.Sc course by which you can excel in your favourite subject.
My best wishes
All the very best.

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8 years ago

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NIKHIL SONIWinners Never Quit.......

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Only 12th pass mark-sheet is enough with Biology as main subject.
All the best.

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8 years ago

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
DNA is vital for all living beings even plants. It is important for inheritance, coding for proteins and the genetic instruction guide for life and its processes. DNA holds the instructions for an organism's or each cells development and reproduction and ultimately death.
Thanks!

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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.

Guide-Level 12

Hi Sharma,
ICAR AIEEA UG 2018 Eligibility Criteria. You should have passed (or appearing) 10+2 exam from a recognised board. Your aggregate score should be at least 50% (if you are belonging to general / OBC NCL / UPS category) or 40% (if you are belonging to SC / ST / PC category). Hope this helps you.
Best of luck!

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8 years ago

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anila k

Guide-Level 14

You can go for M.Sc. in food and nutrition. You can make a career in food and beverage manufacturing industries. Here are some of the fields in which you can make your career:
* Hospitals. * Government's health department. * Colleges. * Nutritionist. * Health and recreation clubs.

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8 years ago

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SU Helpdesk

Beginner-Level 5

B.Sc Nursing is not offered. However there are plenty of Paramedical options right now with B.Sc MLT, DMLT, B.Sc Cardiovascular tech, BPT (Physiotherapy), Optometry, Diploma OTT, etc.

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8 years ago

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anila k

Guide-Level 14

You can do Master degree in nutrition and then, you can do M.Phil Ph.D. Depending upon your interest you can choose to go for a job such as: Product Development, Quality assurance and control, Production, etc.

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8 years ago

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Dennis Vasanthakumar

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Women's Christian College is in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and it is not in Canada. If your BSc Food nutrition course is a three year degree program, you will not be eligible to do masters in Canada. If it is a four program then you are eligible. In such case you might have to do a diploma of one year and then do your Masters.

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