Degree

On doing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) course, you can specialise in a particular subject which is offered. In a normal BA course, there is no specialisation. For example, you can have BA (Hons) in History and can take a specialisation in Psychology or Sociology. Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degrees are closely related to two of the most popular graduation programmes.Both courses are three-year undergraduate programmes in the arts and sciences. Furthermore,  BA (Hons) provides specialised knowledge in subjects such as Hindi, English, Economics, LLB, History, Geography, and many more,  as well as teaching several papers pertaining to the student's specialised sector during the semester.BA (pass) or just BA, on the other hand, offers a mix of disciplines with no specialisation subjects.

SKCT Coimbatore BE/BTech programme is aimed at producing successful engineers across different field of engineering. The institute offers a blend of theoretical and practical knowledge. Based on student reviews on Shiksha, an average of 80% of students are placed every year. Students suggest that reputed companies such as Accenture, Wipro, Infosys, and TCS visit the campus for placements.Moreover, a bachelor’s in Engineering stream provides students with good-paying job opportunities. Based on the industry average, BE/BTech graduates can expect to start with a salary range of INR 5 to INR 6 LPA. The pay scale can later be upgraded with a focus on skill and knowledge development.

To be eligible for the management quota admission process for the BDS degree at SRM Chennai, a candidate must pass the relevant topics in their 10+2 and meet the NEET qualifying requirements. Candidates apply directly by providing all required paperwork, including identification verification, mark sheets, and NEET scorecards, through the SRM website or admissions office. Candidates pay an additional cost after applying, which is customary for management quota seats. After a seat is assigned, candidates confirm their admission by paying the fees and completing the remaining requirements. The institution may also have counselling sessions. Check the official website of SRM or get in touch with their admissions office for the most up-to-date information.

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) degree after completing a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Horticulture. Most universities and colleges require candidates to have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised institution with a minimum percentage (usually around 50%). Your B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Horticulture fulfill this criterion. B.Ed programs typically involve an entrance exam conducted by the respective university or state education boards. Upon qualifying, you'll undergo a one or two-year teacher education program, preparing you for a career in teaching, particularly in subjects related to your field of expertise. Check specific admission requirements and procedures of the institutions you're interested in.