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As per an unofficial source, the University of Liverpool requires a SAT score between 1100 and 1300. In addition, the minimum ACT requirements lie between 24 and 30. Undergraduate students must have an acceptable level of literacy and numeracy equivalent to at least grade 4 or C at GCSE in English and Mathematics. They must fulfill English language proficiency and submit program-specific requirements.Who is eligible for the University of Liverpool? The eligibility criteria for undergraduates and graduate students are quite different at the University of Liverpool. Students can check the eligibility criteria for Masters and undergraduates below:UG eligibility:An acceptable level of literacy and numeracy equivalent to at least grade 4 or C at GCSE in English and MathematicsEnglish language requirementsGPA of 3 on a 4-point scalePG eligibility:A 2:1 class degree in any subject from a UK university or an equivalent qualification from a non-UK institution.English language requirementsGPA of 3 on a 4-point scale

The LPUNEST 2025 exam is conducted multiple times throughout the year, giving students the flexibility to choose a suitable schedule. Schedule 1 is usually held between January and February, with test centre-based exams scheduled from January 20 to February 5, 2025, while the remotely proctored exams are available from January 10 to February 5, 2025. The application deadline for this phase is January 25, 2025.Schedule 2 takes placejust after the completion of Schedule 1 cycle, with test centre-based exams running from March 15 to March 31, 2025, and remotely proctored exams available from February 15 to March 31, 2025. While for Remotely Proctored exam (test from home), the dates are 15th February to 31st March. Students must complete their applications by March 10, 2025 to be eligible for this round. To accommodate different needs, the university provides multiple exam sessions, ensuring students can select the best option for them. Additionally, some LPUNEST exams include a counselling process for seat allotment to assist students in securing admissions. In other words, once the student pass the LPUNEST exam, for example B.Tech LPUNEST, the applicant then has to specify the specialisation he/she wants to purse in B.Tech.It is recommended to regularly check the official LPUNEST website for any updates or modifications regarding exam dates and related details.

Want to become physiotherapist in defence services? Here's how to crack CDS exam:1. Check Eligibility for Defence Physiotherapy PostsCDS exam generally recruits officers for combat and administrative posts in Army, Navy and Air Force. For healthcare posts like physiotherapy you may need to enter through Army Medical Corps (AMC) or other special recruitment channels post-graduation in Physiotherapy (BPT/MPT).2. Focus on CDS Exam PreparationFor IMA, INA, AFA: Prepare English, General Knowledge and Maths.For OTA (Officers Training Academy): Focus on English and General Knowledge only.Preparation Tips:English: Practice grammar, comprehension, vocabulary and sentence correction.General Knowledge: Stay updated with defence news, national affairs, history, geography and science.Maths: Cover algebra, arithmetic, trigonometry and geometry if attempts IMA, INA, AFA.3. Prepare for SSB InterviewSSB assesses personality, leadership and physical fitness. Work on communication skills, decision making and teamwork.4. Explore Direct Medical Entry OptionsAfter completion of physiotherapy degree (BPT or MPT) you can also look for direct recruitment opportunities through:Short Service Commission (SSC) for physiotherapists in Army Medical Corps.Defence civilian medical jobs advertised by Armed Forces.Invicta Defence Academy offers professional training and expert guidance for CDS preparation and SSB interviews to help you achieve your defence career.