D.pharma is a two year program that enables with knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences. Arts and commerce student are not eligible for d.pharma course.

To be eligible for d.oharma , candidates must have studied chemistry, physics and biology in class 12th and must have passed with a minimum of 50% marks. If you want to go for d.pharma, you need to repeat class 12th with science stream.

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Yes, students from arts and commerce stream also can enroll in GNM and ANM courses. Earlier,only science stream could do the courses, but this has changed now and arts students can also opt the GNM course.

GNM is a 3 and half year diploma course,with 6 month internship period in this course. The fees of the course range between 30,000 to 1.5 lakh. To be eligible for course, candidates must have passed class 12th with minimum of 45% marks.

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If you're interested in pursuing a nursing degree but also have a passion for art, consider the following options:

1. Dual Programs : Some universities may offer programs that combine nursing with art or art therapy. This allows you to explore both fields. For example, you could pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) alongside coursework in art therapy.

2. Nursing Schools with Art Programs : Some universities with strong nursing programs may also have robust art departments. You could consider attending a university that allows you to take electives in art while pursuing your nursing degree.

3. Art Therapy : This is a specialized field where you can combine your interest in art with healthcare. It usually requires a master’s degree in art therapy, and you would typically need an undergraduate degree in a related field (psychology, art, etc.) before specializing in art therapy.

4. Postgraduate Opportunities : If you already have a nursing degree, consider pursuing a master's or doctoral program in art therapy or related fields that allow you to integrate art into healthcare settings.

5. Electives and Minors : If you are enrolled in a nursing program, look into taking art classes as electives or consider a minor in art to complement your nursing education.

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Admission to Christian Medical College (CMC), whether for hospital training or college programs, primarily focuses on students from science backgrounds, especially for medical, nursing, and paramedical courses.

If you have studied arts, you may not qualify for courses like MBBS, B.Sc. Nursing, or allied health sciences, as they typically require a background in biology, chemistry, and physics.

However, if you're interested in non-clinical courses like hospital administration, health management, or social work, CMC may have options for arts students. Always check specific course eligibility on CMC’s official website for accurate details.

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MFA (Masters of Fine Arts) is a subject  PG Level for students who are artistic and have great interest in visual and performing arts. If you are an enthusiasts who is creative enough to draw down your imagination onto a canvas, then MFA is for you. Students who have BFA (Bachelor's of Fine Arts) degree with above 50% are eligible for this course. Many institutions take admissions on the basis of Entrance Exam followed by an interview. Follow the given link to know more about MFA in Painting.

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If you're interested in computer programming, software development, or computer applications you will definitely pursue BCA course.Students from both arts and non-math backgrounds can pursue a BCA degree, which is seen as an alternative to an engineering degree. A career option that was formerly only available to math majors can now be pursued by any student, regardless of their background in the arts, commerce, or another subject.the eligibility criteria for BCA course is to complete your 10+2 with atleast 50 percent marks.

You can definitely appear for CUET 2025 aiming for a Bachelor of Performing Arts (Dance) program.

You will choose one language from the options available (Bengali or English in your case) and attempt 40 questions out of 50.

You can pick three or four subjects relevant to your desired program (Bachelor of Performing Arts - Dance). Since you don't have any performing arts subjects in your 10+2, you'll need to choose other relevant options.

• History: This could demonstrate your knowledge of art forms and cultural contexts related to dance.
  
  
• Geography: Might be relevant if the program focuses on dance forms from different regions.
  
  
• Philosophy: Could showcase your analytical and critical thinking skills.
  
  
• You can also consider other options like Sociology or Psychology that might be connected to performing arts depending on the specific program requirements.
  
  Section III (General Test) (Optional): This section is not mandatory and tests reasoning, general knowledge, and numerical abilities. You can choose to attempt it or skip it based on your strengths and the weightage the program assigns to this section

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No, the GU-ART syllabus is not always based on the third-year syllabus. It can vary depending on the specific program you are applying for.

The GU-ART (Goa University Admissions Ranking Test) is designed to assess your eligibility for postgraduate programs, not undergraduate programs.

While there might be some overlap, the GU-ART syllabus typically focuses on the content covered in semesters 1 to 4 of the undergraduate program corresponding to your chosen postgraduate field.


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