Always make long-term career plans and strive to achieve your objectives. You might not be fully prepared to assume the responsibilities of managing a professional kitchen when you first graduate from college. Working at lower levels first is necessary before moving up the hierarchy. After graduating from the Culinary Academy, I was hired by P&O Cruises UK as a Third Cook, but it was the experience I gained there that helped shape my technical skills into what they are today.

So, essentially yes, after completing a diploma in culinary arts, you can definitely go for any such course that falls under your domain! Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

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Which college are you enquiring about, iDiploma in Pharmacy is two years full-time program, its eligibility criteria is passed 10+2 from a recognized board with 50% or above aggregate, for reserved categories there's relaxation of 5%. Admission may be based on the merit of the qualifying examination, or can be done through entrance test conducted by the university,

Some of the best colleges for diploma in pharmacy are as follows;

• Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, Delhi
• JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysore
• Jamia Hamdard University, Delhi
• Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Manipal
• SLT Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur
• Annamalai University, Annamalai Nagar
• Dr DY Patil College of Pharmacy, Pune
• Bihar College of Pharmacy, Patna
• BK Mody Government Pharmacy College, Rajkot
• School of Health Sciences, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies,UPES Dehradun

check out the entire list of DPharm colleges in India at https://pharmacy.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-diploma-pharmacy-colleges-in-india

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LLB i. e. Bachelor of Legislative Law, is an undergraduate law programme .

One has the option to pursue llb in two ways:-

• 5 year llb /integrated llb like BA llb, Bcom llb etc :- One becomes eligible for 5 year integrated LLB like BA LLB etc with qualification of 10 + 2

• 3 year llb :- for 3 year llb , you need to be  a graduate.

As your profile suggests that you are class 12 student I would suggest you to go for 5 year LLB like ba llb etc  directly without waiting for graduation for doing 3 year llb. And don't worry even if you are an arts student, you are still eligible for 5 year LLB like ba llb.

>>>>>>>>> Top ENTRANCE exams for 5 year LLB.

If you want to get admission in 5 year LLB  then after 12th  some of the entrance examination which you can write are provided below :-

• *CLAT i. e Common Law Admission Test

• *AILET - All India Law Entrance Test

• *LSAT - Law School Admission Test

• *MHCET law entrance exam

• *TS LAWCET

• *LPUNEST

• *CULEE

Out of all these CLAT is most widely accepted entrance examination for 5 year LLB

To give you a gist of eligibility criteria,

>>>>>>>>> CLAT  eligibility criteria for 5-year  llb  is given below :-

---------) You must be either appearing for your 12th board examination or should have passed it in any stream

---------)You must  pass your 12th board exam with at least 45% marks while SC and ST category students need only 40% marks.

---------)There is no age limit for CLAT

For more and detailed information you can visit our page the link for the same is given below

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

>>>>>>>>>>> TOP Colleges

Some of the top colleges for 5 year llb  are :-

• NLSIU Bangalore - National Law School of India University

• NLU Hyderabad - NALSAR University of Law

• GNLU Gandhinagar - Gujarat National Law University

• MNLU Mumbai - Maharashtra National Law University

• NLIU Bhopal - National Law Institute University

• Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad

• LPU Jalandhar - Lovely Professional University

>>>>>>>> Admission process

There's some colleges where you can get admission directly on the basis of 12th marks. But for good colleges including NLUs etc provide admission through entrance exams only.

To get admission in  5 year llb:-

-----------)  You need to appear in entrance exam

-----------) Qualify the entrance exam

-----------)     Participate in counselling

-----------)    In  counselling, you will be alloted college on the basis of rank in the entrance exam

-----------)   Finally you need to get your documents verified like 12th certificate etc and then you can get admission in the alloted college .

>>>>>>>> Career opportunities

After llb career opportunities include corporate counsellor, lawyer, legal advisor , legal manager etc

Average salary ranges roughly around 3- 5 LPA.

For details about career opportunities checkout:- https://dqxeclau.top/courses-certifications/articles/10-best-career-options-progress-after-llb-degree/amp

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Hello,

Depending on how you define art, the answer could change. A college that awards a Bachelor of Arts degree after three or four years might be considered an arts college. The alternative would be to concentrate on universities that specialise on the study of performing arts, such dance or design.

Starting with the prerequisites for BA colleges In that case, admissions would mostly be based on percentage if it were a government college. For Delhi University, the number fluctuates between 85 and 98 percent. It may be less for Mumbai University. The entrance requirements aren't confined to a percentage, though, if you check at private liberal arts colleges like FLAME University in Pune or Ashoka University in Sonepat. Your ability to communicate, your self-assurance, your viewpoints, and much more are tested by these kinds of universities. Therefore, it is unjustified to assign a proportion to such universities.

On the other side, there are schools for performing arts. These colleges mainly assess your aptitude and enthusiasm in the particular art form. For instance, design institutions frequently evaluate your portfolio. A music college, on the other hand, will quiz you on your musical expertise.

From this point forward, what one could need depends on what art college one wishes to attend.

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hlwo aspirant

hope you are doing good

sorry to say but you can't do cs cause your stream subject is not physics, chemistry, math but you have an another option that you can complete your 11th 12th from open school in science stream and then you can apply for cs engineering.

for more information please visit the given below link.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/computer-science-engineering-course

hope this is helpful for you

best of luck

Hello,

If you're enquiring about the fact that you want to pursue nursing degree along with degree in arts then yes now ugc allows candidates to pursue two degree courses in regular mode, or one in regular and another in distance or online mode, so whatever you feel convenient you may pursue, in terms of two degree courses in regular mode make sure you fulfill the criteria for attendance as it becomes essential in regular mode study.