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It is possible and also not valuable because this is a research based course. If you are not having any idea about your degree then what is the value of it which you can not get in a degree course through distance. So you must try for a regular college for this course. Best of luck!
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M.Sc in neuroscience Eligibility:
The candidates should complete their B.Sc under any registered university in the following subjects like B.Sc, allied Health Sciences, Botany, Chemistry, BUMS, Biochemistry as main or ancillary, B.Sc in Life Sciences, Bio Science, Biology, Physics, BSMS, BAMS, BHMS, B.Sc Nursing, B.Sc Physician Assistant, BPTH, Bachelor of Occupational Theory (BOT), Zoology, any Biological Sciences or Professional course such as MBBS in science stream.
Thus, you are eligible for the same.
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Like all other tissues and organs in the body, the heart needs a constant supply of oxygen-rich blood. Without this supply, heart muscles may be damaged and begin to die.
If this is not treated, heart muscles will experience irreversible damage. If a large portion of the heart is damaged in this way, the heart will stop beating (known as a cardiac arrest), resulting in death.
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