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Yes, an arts student can pursue a B.Sc. Nursing course . Some requirements need to be fulfilled by the student. The requirement for B.Sc. Nursing is usually science-based. As such, the eligibility often requires candidates to have the subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) at the 10+2 level. Bridge courses or alternative paths offered by some institutions are available for arts students when they have a strong interest in nursing and healthcare.

If you're an arts student and enthusiastic about B.Sc. Nursing, check the admission guidelines in the institutions that you like. You might also be required to take some extra science courses or meet the prerequisites set. You must seek academic counselors to get such guidance, taking into account the educational background and your aspirational requirements.

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Can you specify the full name of college and course name which you are looking
Because we have alreday have Ultra College of Engineering and Technology, Madurai.

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Here are given some of the best and affordable college for liberal arts in North India are given below

• O.P Jindal Global University
• Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode
• Benette University, Greater Noida
• Shiv Nadar University, Noida
• Chandigarh University, Chandigarh
• BML Munjal University, Gurgaon
• Thapar University, Punjab

Hope this information will help you

You can visit there official website which has the detail contact information. However, I have listed below some of the contact information here for undergraduate programs

Principal: Dr. Ch.Rajalingam

For Post-Graduate Programmes:

Director: Dr.M.Bhagawantha Reddy

You can definitely check out the website if you want more information

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Yes, absolutely! You will get all details about your career related doubts here If you're interested in pursuing graphic design within the realm of visual arts, many programs offer a strong foundation in creative design principles combined with technical skills using industry-standard software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

Here are a few program options to consider, depending on your desired level of study:

Undergraduate Programs:

• Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Graphic Design:

This is the most common degree for aspiring graphic designers, providing a comprehensive curriculum covering design theory, typography, layout, illustration, digital media, branding, and more.

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Visual Communication:

Similar to a BFA, but may have a stronger emphasis on theoretical aspects of visual communication and design principles.

• BFA with a Concentration in Visual Design:

Some programs offer concentrations within a broader BFA, allowing you to focus specifically on graphic design while still exploring other visual art disciplines.

Graduate Programs:

• Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Graphic Design:

For those wanting to specialize in a specific area of graphic design like motion graphics, interactive design, or design for social impact, an MFA can provide advanced training and research opportunities.

• Master of Design (MDes) in Visual Communication:

A more applied design-focused graduate program, often emphasizing industry practices and professional development.

Overview of the Program and eligibilty criteria GRAPHIC DESIGN COURSE DETAILS

Hello aspirant,

Indeed. Admission to a BCA program will be open to candidates in any stream from an accredited institution. Many institutions demand English as a mandatory subject for admittance.
You need to have at least 50% in mathematics from your 10+2 or equivalent in order to be eligible for a BCA degree program.
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You can find HPBOSE previous year question papers for the Arts stream from various online resources . These papers help in understanding the exam pattern and types of questions asked .

For  more information check out link given below :

https://school.careers360.com/boards/hpbose/hp-board-12th-question-papers

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Hello Ajay,

Yes, you can get admission to a BCA program even after completing 12th with Arts, provided you meet the eligibility criteria of the college. Most universities require candidates to have mathematics or computer science as one of the subjects in 12th. However, some institutions admit students from any stream, provided they have a good aggregate score (usually 45%-50%) in 12th. It's best to check the specific eligibility requirements of the college you're applying to.

For more details about BCA course Click Here

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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It is a bit challenging to find colleges in Delhi NCR offering a BCA program where Mathematics is not a mandatory subject, for most BCA programs traditionally prefer candidates with a mathematical background. Some institutions may grant arts students admission to BCA based on their studies of Computer Science or Information Practices in class 10+2; they might even waive mathematics based on specific criteria set by them.

Options for Arts Students for BCA in Delhi NCR:

1. Amity University, Noida

• Amity University provides flexibility in eligibility for BCA programs and might consider students without Mathematics if they have other relevant subjects or qualifications.

Explore Amity University BCA

2. Sharda University, Greater Noida

Sharda University may allow arts students to enroll in their BCA program based on overall eligibility criteria and interviews.

Explore Sharda University BCA

3. Other Private Universities and Colleges:

Some private universities and institutions in Delhi NCR may consider arts students on a case-to-case basis. It is recommended to check their specific eligibility criteria.

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Yes, your daughter can switch from the Science stream (PCMB - Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) to Commerce or Arts . Such transitions are possible, though they require some planning and adjustment. Here's a detailed guide to help her navigate this shift effectively: