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a year agoContributor-Level 6
It’s unlikely that a candidate with a 14,000 rank would secure a seat at Peerless College, considering the limited number of seats (10) and the competitive nature of the JENPAS UG examination. Candidates with higher ranks (e.g., top 1000) would likely have a better chance of securing seats at Peerless College, assuming the cutoff marks are relatively high.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
There are a few college that offer admission to BSc Biochemistry without Maths. However, it is an important subject for interpreting statistical data and calculating concentrations, kinetics, and constants. Hence, not coming from a Mathematical background may limit your knowledge and career growth in future.
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a year ago
Scholar-Level 17
The CUET has now become the admission test for all the undergraduate programs including the B.Tech for all the central universities from the 2022-2023 academic session. To get admission to the B.Tech programs under the University of Delhi, the students have to pass the CBSE or any other equivalent examination with 60% marks in aggregate and at least 50% marks in Physics, Mathematics and any one of the subjects Chemistry/ Biology/ Biotechnology/ Computer Science. For admissions to B.Tech programs offered in various colleges affiliated to Delhi University, candidates may have to refer to the opening and closing rank / cutoff marks for ea
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a year ago
Scholar-Level 17
Some of the nearby semi-government and private B.Sc nursing colleges are as follows which offer B.Sc nursing at reasonable fee structure: Some of them are given below: R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital – INR 2.5 lakh/year KPC Medical College and Hospital – INR 3.5 lakh/year I.C. Das Memorial College of Nursing – INR 3.2 lakh/year Mother Teresa College of Nursing – INR 2.8 lakh/year And a few more. The majority of these colleges charge between INR 2.5-3.8 Lacs per annum for their courses, which means students from all financial background can pursue quality education in nursing.
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a year ago
Scholar-Level 17
Every college affiliated to Delhi University has its own cut-off list which the students have to qualify or cross using their CUET scores. Colleges can be grouped in three categories depending on the level of their cut-off marks; relatively low cuts, mid- range and relatively high cuts. A student scoring 559 out of 800 on CUET may be able to get into colleges with relatively lower cut-offs, such as Dyal Singh College, Zakir Husain College, and certain courses at Shri Ram College of Commerce. Hansraj College and Kamala Nehru College can also be possibilities for colleges with moderate cut-offs, based purely on the stream and course. But
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a year ago
Scholar-Level 17
To join a B.Sc Nursing programme in a government college in India, it is necessary to pass the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). They are mostly government colleges with high cutoffs ranging between 50-60% marks in NEET. But as per your NEET score of 182 marks which is approximately 40-45% and 77% in 12th boards, you are likely to get admission in most of the top government colleges provided you clear the cutoffs.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The cutoff for B.Sc. Nursing at the Institute of Child Health, Kolkata, for 2024 depends on the WBJEE JENPAS UG exam. Generally, for government colleges in West Bengal, the expected cutoff marks for admission into B.Sc. Nursing programs are:
130 marks for General/EWS/OBC-A, 120 marks for OBC-B, 110 marks for SC and 80 marks for ST.
These cutoffs are based on performance in the JENPAS UG exam, and candidates should have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English with at least 45% aggregate?
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
In my opinion it does. Mathematics is used particularly in areas such as nutrition and food science. Home Science also involves practical applications of scientific principles, and these applications often require mathematical skills.
Also, financial planning, budgeting, and resource management, all of which require mathematical skills such as calculation of interest rates, depreciation, and profit margins.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
With the steadily increasing demand for a healthy lifestyle, the field of Home Science is gaining significant interest in India. It
was a popular field of study during the first five years of the 21st century, and it has once again gained tremendous scope for
the future.
- Food preservation industry
- Clothing industry
- Family counselling
- Child development
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Having knowledge of the home Science courses helps to attain different skill sets that enable us to solve real-life problems in a certain time period. For the candidates, it is essential to develop a certain skill set that can help them to get recruited by the top-level recruiters.
Some of the skill sets required for home Science careers are mentioned in the table below -
| Communication Skills | Technological Skills | Creative Mindset |
| Organization Skills | Explanatory Skills | Patience |
| Self-discipline | Co-operative Skills | Time Management |
Source - Multiple external/official sites, data may vary.
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