Yes a Science Student can apply for Religious Studies courses. Candidates from all streams available in Class 12 can pursue Religious Studies courses. Those who have a keen interest towards the subject can pursue the course. A candidate from a Science background may have to change their method of study while pursuing an Arts course.

Home Science is a vast discipline that covers various elements. If you don't want to pursue an MSc in Home Science, you can go for an MSc in Food Safety, Hygiene and Management, MSc in Food Production Management, MSc in Food Science and Technology, MSc in Food Quality and Innovation, Master of Applied Science-Consumer Food Science, Master of Science in Nutrition, etc.  

Dasmesh Institute of Research and Dental Sciences in Faridkot, Punjab has been awarded as the " Best Dental College in the State", and "Outstanding Community Service Award" by Pierre Fauchhard Academy, USA.The Institute provides good placement opportunities to the deserving students to showcase their professional skill. The placements offered by the Institute provides average salary of 30,000-50,000, and for internships the stipend ranges from 3,000-4,000 per month.

The course curriculum of MBA in Human Resource Management at Abhijit Kadam Institue od Management and Social Sciences is very good.

Course curriculum consists of 4 semesters having subjects mainly to management and other courses are elective so the students can choose whatever they want to study.

So, overall this course has a very good curriculum.

The average package for MBA students at Abhijit Kadam Institute of Management and Social Sciences Bharati Vidyapeeth is around INR 1.20 lakhs.

The highest package is INR 7.80 lakhs.

If you have 50% in 10+2 inter fees was 2lakhs per year if it was below 50% we need to pay upto INR 3 lacss per year. And there is scholarships based on eapcet also we can get a seat in this university if rank below 10k. Approximately it will cost upto INR 10 Lacs to  INR 12 Lacs to complete the B.Tech course in this college.

Yes candidates are allowed to bring a calculator as per the ACT calculator policy. The calculator must of the proposed configuration as given by the American Testing Agency, else students will not be allowed to carry the calculators along with them. Please note, the ACT exam centre will not provide the applicants with a calculator or allow them to borrow it from fellow test takers, hence, the applicants must carry the calculators of their own.

Yes, with the help of the ICAR AIEEA sample paper candidates can easily improve their writing speed, work on their weak points and feel way more confident on the day of the exam. The sample paper will also help students to practise regularly, and they will also able to analyse their performance.