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rahul r
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UPSC does't need specialisation in a particular subject that you need to graduate in a particular subject. A dedicated 18 months preparation is more then enough. Even engineers taking humanities as optional are equally good as an option for the UPSC exams. So your choice of graduation should be dependent on two parameters
- your area of interest
- a safe career option or a backup if you fail to crack UPSC. You should take a decision keeping the above points in mind. Regards.
- your area of interest
- a safe career option or a backup if you fail to crack UPSC. You should take a decision keeping the above points in mind. Regards.
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rahul r
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Career scope in Micro biology:-
At present, the scientific, analytical and problem-solving skills developed by microbiology graduates are high in demand by employers. There are various options available to you after studying for a Microbiology degree. You can choose to stay in education & do a master degree or Ph.D. in microbiology. Whether you can decide to enter the job market after graduation degree. You can work in both governments as well as in private sectors. Microbiologists are mostly demanded in the UK, US, France, Australia, and Germany. With a degree in microbiology, you can get opportunities in various fields like healthcar
At present, the scientific, analytical and problem-solving skills developed by microbiology graduates are high in demand by employers. There are various options available to you after studying for a Microbiology degree. You can choose to stay in education & do a master degree or Ph.D. in microbiology. Whether you can decide to enter the job market after graduation degree. You can work in both governments as well as in private sectors. Microbiologists are mostly demanded in the UK, US, France, Australia, and Germany. With a degree in microbiology, you can get opportunities in various fields like healthcar
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rahul r
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Minimum Eligibility to Apply is a pass percentage of 45% in class 12 with Mandatory Subject : English. Final Selection/Admission Process:
Candidates are selected based on marks obtained in 10+2 and performance in personal interview and extra curriculum activities. Weightage percentage for admission is given as :
70% for marks obtained in 10+2
25% for performance in personal interview
5% for extra curriculum activities
Regards.
Candidates are selected based on marks obtained in 10+2 and performance in personal interview and extra curriculum activities. Weightage percentage for admission is given as :
70% for marks obtained in 10+2
25% for performance in personal interview
5% for extra curriculum activities
Regards.
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NEERAJ SHARMA
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TIP: You should have a great logic and algorithm building ability for this course. DAVV CET Question & Sample Papers 2018:
Download previous year question papers and sample papers of DAVV CET 2018 for your exam practice at the link provided below. You can also download preparation guides for DAVV CET designed by Shiksha experts. https://www.shiksha.com/university/devi-ahilya-vishwavidyalaya/exams/davv-cet/question-papers. Best of luck.
Download previous year question papers and sample papers of DAVV CET 2018 for your exam practice at the link provided below. You can also download preparation guides for DAVV CET designed by Shiksha experts. https://www.shiksha.com/university/devi-ahilya-vishwavidyalaya/exams/davv-cet/question-papers. Best of luck.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hi Badal,
You did not mention which courses and which country. So, you can filter out your options from this link:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/ms-in-abroad-dc11509.
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Radhika Verma
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Dear Saeed,
Complete a Bachelor degree in Psychology/Applied Psychology (3 years)
Complete a Master degree in Clinical Psychology/ (2 years)
Complete an M.Phil. In Clinical Psychology (2 years) or
Get a Ph.D. in Psychology (3 -6 years)
Get registered with the RCI, Rehabilitation Council of India
Hope this helps. Appreciate by upvoting the answer. Please feel free to ask further questions, if any.
Good luck!
Complete a Bachelor degree in Psychology/Applied Psychology (3 years)
Complete a Master degree in Clinical Psychology/ (2 years)
Complete an M.Phil. In Clinical Psychology (2 years) or
Get a Ph.D. in Psychology (3 -6 years)
Get registered with the RCI, Rehabilitation Council of India
Hope this helps. Appreciate by upvoting the answer. Please feel free to ask further questions, if any.
Good luck!
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rahul r
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Basic Eligibility requires its Candidates to have passed 10+2 from recognized board. For further details regarding this course please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-in-chemistry-k-j-somaiya-college-of-science-and-commerce-vidya-vihar-mumbai-247434
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-in-chemistry-k-j-somaiya-college-of-science-and-commerce-vidya-vihar-mumbai-247434
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NEERAJ SHARMA
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You have to give PU-CET or DAV. Also, give forms for merit list in June or July. Stay tuned with DAV Colleges website or with me, I will tell you.
Last year, admission was centralized. So, I think, this year will be also and the cut-off for B.Sc is between 70 and 80 but it changes every year.
Best of luck.
Last year, admission was centralized. So, I think, this year will be also and the cut-off for B.Sc is between 70 and 80 but it changes every year.
Best of luck.
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Sail,
Top B.Sc Nursing universities in India include:
RAK College of Nursing, Delhi
Manipal University: Manipal College of Nursing
CMC Vellore College of Nursing
Father Muller College of Nursing, Bangalore
Sree Ramachandra Medical University, Chennai: College of Nursing
Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai: Nursing
You will also find all the universities for pursuing B.Sc. Nursing here:
https://www.shiksha.com/nursing/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india.
Top B.Sc Nursing universities in India include:
RAK College of Nursing, Delhi
Manipal University: Manipal College of Nursing
CMC Vellore College of Nursing
Father Muller College of Nursing, Bangalore
Sree Ramachandra Medical University, Chennai: College of Nursing
Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai: Nursing
You will also find all the universities for pursuing B.Sc. Nursing here:
https://www.shiksha.com/nursing/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india.
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