Hello,

Yes, one can definitely give many government examination after pursuing Arts or Humanities stream in class 12th. One can give the SSC , UPSC and many more government examinations after completing class 12th. But eligibility for these courses can be that one can give exam after completing there graduation.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upcoming-government-exams

Hey student,

Hope you are doing well!

Yes, you can do BCA without having maths, information practice, or computer science in the 12th class. Every institute has its own eligibility criteria for admission to a BCA programme.

For taking admission in BCA , you have to give entrance examination.

Hey,

Kerala Entrance Exam dates 2024 will be released soon online. Expected dates are around March 2024. Students preparing for the same are advised to check the KEAM Exam date 2024 carefully.

Candidates can check the application form date, admit card date, exam date and more through this link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-exam-dates

Hope this might help you.

You didn't mention what you want to pursue. Is it BA Psychology , MA Psychology or Clinical Psychology .MIT-WPU admissions 2024 are open for various courses. The common selection criteria for MIT-WPU course admissions comprise a Personal Interview (PI) round that evaluates the capabilities of the applicants. MIT World Peace University offers a list of courses at the UG, PG and PhD levels. Admission to most of the courses is entrance-based.Application Process (Indian Students)

Step 1.Apply online on admissions.mitwpu.edu.in and submit registration form

Step2:-Receive Login ID and Password (Auto redirect to Student Dashboard)

Step3:-Fill Application Form (Pay application form Fees - Rs.1500)

Step4:-Receive entrance test link for MIT-WPU CET (Date will reflect on Student Dashboard / Website)

Step5:-Appear for entrance test

Step6:-Check Merit List (Dates/Results notified on Dashboard)

Step7:-Receive Provisional Offer Letter upon successful selection Number

Step8:-Complete fee payment (1st Instalment)

Step9:-Verification (Payment/Personal/Education/Documents)

Step10:-Receive Final Offer Letter and Offer Guide with student PRN number

Step11:-Submit original documents

Step12:-Welcome to MIT-WPU!

No I didn't write any entrance exam

Hello aspirant,

An M.Sc. programme in biotechnology is a two-year postgraduate programme in science. Immunology, environmental biotechnology, molecular biology, animal biotechnology, and advanced biological chemistry are among the topics covered in the course. Students may choose to continue with the course if they have completed their undergraduate degree in B.Sc. in any specialism with a cumulative grade point average of 50%. In recent years, biotechnology has grown in popularity among students as a scientific course. Engineering and science students increasingly take courses in Industrial and Medical Biotechnology.

To know the syllabus, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/msc-in-biotechnology

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hii there,

Hope you are doing well!

For taking admission in MA POLITICAL SCIENCE,

You have to give entrance examination like CUET , IGNOU ,

PUBDET , AAT . Check your eligibility criteria properly before applying form .

And make a proper time-table and routine for presentation for exams . Be positive and dedicated towards your study.

Collect proper study material and reference books .

Hope you find it helpful!

For law admissions, CLAT and AILET are the primary entrance exams, but they cater to different programs. CLAT is used for admission to BA LLB , BSc LLB , and LLM programs across most National Law Universities (NLUs) . It has separate sections for undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. On the other hand, AILET is specific to National Law University Delhi (NLU Delhi) , offering admission to both BA LLB (Hons) and LLM programs. The entrance exams for both programs vary in subjects, with BA LLB/BSc LLB exams focusing on general knowledge, legal reasoning, and English, while the LLM exams for both CLAT and AILET typically emphasize constitutional law, jurisprudence, and legal theory. Each exam has its own eligibility and criteria, so it’s important to check the specific requirements of the universities and programs you're interested in.