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Numerous universities in Mangalore provide undergraduate and graduate degrees in food technology. Among the prestigious universities are NITTE University, Mangalore University, and St. Aloysius College. Depending on the school and the particular program, different costs apply. For example, the annual cost of the B.Sc. in Food Technology programme at St. Aloysius College is roughly INR 40,000–50,000. The annual cost of a B.Tech in Food Technology at NITTE University might range from INR 1 to 1.5 lakh. For the most recent and accurate cost schedule, visit these universities' official websites or get in touch with their admissions offices.

Students aiming to join a government college for architecture in India have to necessarily pass their 10+2 education with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects. In fact, it is one of the requirements by the CoA if one intends to pursue an undergraduate degree at the level of Bachelor of Architecture. Being a commerce student with Mathematics, you would not fulfill the general requirement of PCM [Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics]. So, to become an architect in any government college, you should basically have the following in your credit: Physics and Chemistry: In case you did not have Physics and Chemistry in your 10+2 studies, you may have to attend these subjects so that you can seek eligibility for an architectural course.Options that Can Make You Eligible Bridge Courses: Some of the top institutions offer bridge courses or additional subjects for students who have not undertaken PCM in their 10+2 education. You may check if such facilities are available. Re-qualification: You can try again, do your 10+2 with the subjects required by the course you wish to enter, that is, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, through open schooling or any other recognised board, in order to meet the eligibility criteria.

The All India Entrance Examination for Admission (ICAR) score is not usually a prerequisite for admission to the B.Sc. programme at Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus. Rather, admissions are typically determined on the grades received in the 10+2 exams or its equivalent. Nonetheless, the intended score range would often rely on the overall performance of candidates and the competition for the programme if the university does take ICAR AIEEA scores into consideration for particular programs or in particular situations.Typically, a competitive score for agricultural programs that take into account ICAR AIEEA scores is between 400 and 600 out of 800. An applicant would normally be competitive to get into the programme if they were to receive a score in this range.