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Jagadesh Sai

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The cutoff marks for admission to the B.Sc. in Zoology in Avinashilingam University will be declared with regard to the CUET (UG) entrance test marks, as the admission procedure for the academic year 2024-25 would be through this entrance exam. The cut off marks of the entrance exam are not declared yet but could be obtained from the announcements done by the university or by visiting their website. Normally, the cutoff varies from year to year with several factors such as applicants, overall performance in the entrance exam, etc.

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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Yes, paid seats for Integrated B.Sc. (Hons.) + M.Sc. in Biotechnology are available at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU). Admission fee and yearly tuition fee are covered in the fee structure. It totals to around INR 21,400 for the Integrated course per year with some other additional charges for different services. Please refer to the official website of the university for the latest admission notification and guidelines, or get in touch with the university's admissions office for detailed information about the process and payment options.

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Rupesh Katariya

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The fee structure for the 4-year integrated B.Sc B.Ed course at Basundhara Teacher Training College in Muzaffarpur may vary depending on the academic year and other factors. Generally, the fees for such courses include tuition fees, registration fees, examination fees, and other miscellaneous charges like library fees, hostel fees (if applicable), etc.To get the most accurate and up-to-date information about the fees, it's best to directly contact the college administration or visit their official website. They will provide a detailed breakdown of the fees for the B.Sc B.Ed course, including any possible fee concessions, scholarships,
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Rupesh Katariya

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For the 2024-25 academic year, the admission process may have already begun or be in progress at various institutions. Typically, universities and colleges start accepting applications for B.Sc. Biotechnology in the months leading up to the academic year, usually in early 2024.To confirm, check the official website of the specific campus you're interested in (like Amity) for detailed information on application deadlines, eligibility, and the admission process. You may still have a chance to apply depending on the institution's timeline.

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Shiv Kumar

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Indeed, it is possible to follow B.Sc. in Agriculture after B.Sc. in Food Science, if only the requirements for the course are met. To join B. Tech you have to be Science stream often having subjects like Physics Chemistry , and Biology in 10+2 and having minimum fifty percentage in class twelve. The subjects taught in the course are Plant Genetics, Horticulture, and Animal Husbandry. For fresh entrants, the pay scale starts from INR 2,500/- to INR 4,500/- per annum while for the experienced person the pay scale is INR 4,000/- INR 6,000/- per annum. The positions are Agriculture Officer, Analyst and Assistant Manager.

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krish mittal

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The Indian Maritime University (IMU), a government institution under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, offers a B.Sc. in Nautical Science at its campuses in Chennai, Navi Mumbai, and Kochi. Admission is based on the IMU Common Entrance Test (IMU-CET).

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Kaushiki

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According to available information, The Oxford College of Science is considered one of the best budget-friendly colleges in Bangalore for an M.Sc in Medical Microbiology with good placement opportunities; it is often cited for its experienced faculty and strong track record of placements in the field of biotechnology and related sciences. Key points about The Oxford College of Science:Reputation: Considered a top choice for M.Sc Microbiology in Bangalore.Placement records: Known for good placement opportunities in the industry.Faculty expertise: Highly qualified staff with relevant experience.  Hope this helps

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Kaushiki

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Admission requirements for undergraduate programs vary by college, but here are some general criteria:Class 12You must have passed Class 12 with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in the Science stream, with either PCB/PCM/PCMB as core subjects. Entrance examsSome colleges conduct entrance exams such as CUET, ICAR AIEEA, CG PAT, KCET, MHT CET, and AP EAMCET. Subject requirementsSome programs have specific subject requirements, such as: IAT: You must have taken at least three subjects among Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics in Class 12. CUET: If the subject(s) you studied in Class 12 are not mentioned in the
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Anjali Raj

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Based on your interests and professional objectives, you can choose between a B.Pharm, a B.Tech in food science, or a B.Pharm in horticulture. If you're interested in medicine and drug formulation, a B.Pharm degree provides a strong foundation in pharmaceuticals and healthcare. If you are passionate about plants, agriculture, and environmental sustainability, horticulture is a good fit for you. It creates potential in research, farming, and landscape management. With an emphasis on food safety, processing, and innovation, a B.Tech in Food Science integrates technology and food production. This can be a perfect fit for you if you're int
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Anjali Raj

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Yes, after earning a B.Sc. in Agriculture, you can pursue an M.Sc. in Ecology. Since ecological elements like soil science, crop production, and environmental management are frequently included in agricultural studies, the two disciplines are intimately intertwined. You can study subjects like biodiversity, climate change, ecosystem conservation, and sustainable resource management with an M.Sc. in ecology. Your experience in agriculture can give you a solid basis, particularly when it comes to comprehending sustainable methods and ecological connections. A bachelor's degree in a related discipline is normally required for admission, a
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