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Hi there,

Yes you can very well pursue after MS abroad after BE in Computer Science. Usually foreign university accept education system of 10+2+4. Some of them also accept 10+2+3.

You may or may not require a prior work experience. It entirely depends on the respective university you are applying for.

Now coming to the standardized tests you need to have qualified an English Proficiency test, (IELTS or TOEFL), this test the command over English of a candidate

A GRE score-this tests abilities like aptitude, logical reasoning of a candidate.

It depends on the course that you are applying for. For a technical course and applying to countries like USA, Germany or Canada, you have to appear for both IELTS and GRE. Otherwise IELTS is enough. You'll have to check the respectively college's criteria for this. Although, this is a general overview.

Other documents that you require are SOP, LOR, Resume and so on.

For any questions, please revert in the comments section below.

I hope this information helps!

Thank you.

Hello,

As per the new rules, PG students of Ayurveda will be able to perform a variety of general surgery including orthopedic, ophthalmology, and ENT.

It says that students will be trained in two streams of surgery and will be awarded the title of MS Ayurveda.

This module will be added to the curriculum of ayurvedic studies.

Hi aspirants

the eligibility criteria for MSc in clinical embryology is you have to complete your bsc course with zoology or botany or reproduction or microbiology or biotechnology or biochemistry or bioscience etc. Like it's must be related in life science or biology.

since you are doing bsc physical assistant you can't do msc clinical embryology

Hope this Helps

good luck!

Hello dear !

For pursuing m.sc in mathematics and scientific computing in IIT's you have to appear for IIT JAM (MA) paper . This course is offered by few institutes like IIT Guwhati , IIT Hyderabad, IIT Gandhinagar and few other iit's .

Get the rank which is sufficient for your admission at any of the mentioned institutes .

All the best !

Hello aspirant

As per latest information gathered based on students review biology paper was easy, CHEM was moderate, physics was lengthy &bit hard in NEET 2021.

Overall it was somewhat hard then 2020 so there will be absolutely a cut off drop this year which may be 5-10 marks in all india quota and 10-12 marks in respective States quota.

As your profile suggest you are from bihar which cut off also goes very high. So there are very low chances that you will get govt college from both AIQ or State quota counselling.

Now if I talk about M.S. Ramaiah medical College so Last year cut off for open category (all over India) was AIR 18700 marks approx 600+

You will have low chances in this college so it's all depends on this year how's the all India ranks come on different marks.

Shri, Siddharth medical College,tumkur is deemed college which have very High fees. There are 95% chances that you will get this college at your expected marks.

you have very good chances of grabbing low tuition fee private medical colleges in Karnataka,Kerala chattisgarh etc.

Use NEET UG college predictor tool to know your other admission possibilities for MBBS, BDS & Ayush courses.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this information helps you. If you have any queries comment down or post new question.

All the best

Dear Aspirant,

IISER does not release their cutoff at all so it is nearly impossible to predict the cutoffs for the universities. All you can do is just give your best during the examination. You need to be a KVPY scholar to get admission in IISER through KVPY channel. You need to have JEE Advanced rank below 10000 to apply for IISERs through JEE Advanced channel. And there is no definite cutoff for SCB channel. They just release the list of candidates who qualified.

Hope this helps. Good Luck!