Bachelors

To get admission into Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (MAIT) for UG and PG courses, the eligibility and admission process differ slightly. However, refer here for general eligibility:• Candidate should have a minimum percentage score in the previous qualifying exam. Although, the exact percentage requirement usually depends according to the specific programme and category.• UG Programs: To get admission into some specific UG programs, you might be required to appear for entrance exams like JEE Mains or IPU CET.• PG Programs: For some of the PG programs like MBA, Candidate might need to take an entrance exam like CAT.

NEET UG syllabus  is divided among four sections- Physics, Chemistry, Zoology & Botany. All 4 sections hold same weightage for the examination and all the sections have 45 questions. Important topics included in these sections have been listed below:·       Physics- Laws of Motion, Current, Electricity, Thermodynamics, Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter, Semiconductor Electronics, etc.·       Chemistry- Equilibrium, Chemical Bonding, p-block, Coordination Compounds, General Organic Chemistry, Aromatic Compounds, Mole Concepts, etc.·       Zoology- Human Physiology, Human Reproduction and Reproductive Health, Animal Kingdom, Origin & Evolution.Botany- Genetics and Evolution, Ecology and Environment, Plant Physiology, etc.

Candidates are directed to refer to the table below and find out the eligibility criteria for some of the popular courses: CoursesEligibilityB.E. / B.TechCandidate must have passed 3 years of Diploma or B.Sc. with mathematics as one subject in 10+2.MCACandidate must have passed Mathematics at 10+2 level or Graduation level. Candidates with grace marks are not allowed for admission. Final-year students can also apply on a provisional basis.D.PharmaThe minimum age is 14 years as of 1st July 2022, i.e. born on or before 01-07-2009.B.PharmaCandidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised school/board.MBA/PGDMCandidates with grace marks are not allowed for admission. Final-year students can also apply on a provisional basis.M.E./M.TechCandidate must have passed with a minimum 50% Mark in Bachelor's degree (B.E./B.Tech) in a relevant discipline from a recognised Institute/University.

That's a great question! While a BEMS degree is valuable, government jobs abroad might be a bit trickier. Here's the thing:Electro-homeopathy is a fascinating alternative medicine approach, but it's not as widely accepted as conventional medicine globally. So, government jobs typically require qualifications based on mainstream medical practices.However, there are still some options to explore! Here are a few ideas:Focus on India: Electro-homeopathy has a stronger presence there. Look into opportunities for practicing or research its acceptance in government jobs.Think outside the box: Research institutions or private clinics that might be open to electro-homeopathy. Complementary fields like naturopathy or traditional medicine systems might also be interesting, depending on your target country.Level up your skills: Consider additional certifications or even a degree in conventional medicine. This broadens your options, especially if you're set on government jobs overseas.