To get admission in B.Sc. Microbiology, you must have completed 10+2 in Science (PCB) with at least 50–60% marks. Admission is either merit-based (Class XII marks) or entrance-based through exams like CUET UG, BHU UET, IISER IAT, or LPU NEST.

Students need to apply online, upload documents, and pay the form fees. Shortlisted candidates go through counselling/merit lists, after which they complete document verification and fee payment to secure their seat.

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There are several numbers of institute offering B.Sc in Medical Laboratory Technology, and here are some excellent institutions that offers this course:
- JIPMER, Puducherry
- Christian Medical College, Vellore
- PGIMER, Chandigarh
- Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi
- Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal
- Sri Ramachandra Institute, Chennai
- KIIT, Bhubaneswar

You must check the cost, placements, seats availability, entrance exam of every institute because each have their different pattern. So, make sure to first read prospectus of institute you are interested in.

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The fee for B.Sc. Agriculture course in College of Agriculture, Vijayapura is around Rs.32,000 to Rs.40,000 per year.

In some cases, it may go up to Rs.60,000 per year depending on the semester fee structure.

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In general, fees for BSc Agriculture courses in government colleges range roughly from INR 15,000 to INR 1,00,000 per annum, making them quite affordable compared to private colleges.

Private agricultural colleges in and around Vijayapur may charge anywhere from INR 20,000 up to 3 lakhs per year depending on facilities and reputation. (https://globaleducational.net/bsc-agriculture-fees/) (https://globaleducational.net/bsc-agriculture-fees/)

So, for a good government college in Vijayapur, expect fees around 60k-70k annually, while private colleges could be higher based on amenities and management quota.

If you’re preparing for the B.Sc. Nursing entrance exam at PGIMS Rohtak, here’s the previous year’s question paper along with other relevant papers you can download via the link below. Going through these will help you understand the exam format, question patterns, and difficulty level perfect for smarter and more confident preparation.

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with 45% your chances in government or reputed private colleges is quite low. But any deemed or private university may consider your application so check eligibility criteria of the colleges and go for it. Best reagrds

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After BSc in Radiology, you can do postgraduate courses in radiology or related fields. Some options are:

1. MSc in Radiology / Medical Imaging / Radiotherapy – This is a direct continuation in your field.

2. Diploma Courses – Short-term diplomas in MRI, CT scan, Ultrasound, or Nuclear Medicine.

3. PG Diploma in Radiological Technology – Offered by hospitals or medical colleges.

4. Masters in Healthcare Management / Hospital Administration – If you want to move to administrative roles.

How to apply:

• Check eligibility (usually BSc in Radiology).

• Apply to universities or colleges offering the course.

• Some may require entrance exams or interviews.

• After selection, complete the course as per the college rules.

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Most BSc Agriculture entrance exams are held before August. However, a few exams like PAU CET and TS AGRICET are expected in August 2025.

The exact date depends on the university or state exam you are applying for. It is best to check the official website of the exam you want to appear for to know the confirmed schedule.

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B.Sc Nursing can be done by both male and female candidates as the course is open for both. It depends on college to college whether the given college is Girls only college or Boys only college or Co-Ed.

To know more about B.Sc Nursing: B.Sc Nursing by CAREERS360

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Yes, you can apply for M.Sc. Biotechnology after B.Sc. Forensic Science, but eligibility depends on the university.

Most universities require a B.Sc. degree in life sciences such as Biotechnology, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Biochemistry, or related subjects. If your B.Sc. Forensic Science included subjects like Biology, Chemistry, and Genetics, you may be eligible.

It is best to check the specific eligibility criteria of the university where you want to apply.

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