The regulations regarding appearing in multiple entrance exams forBSc nursing and BSc paramedical courses may vary depending on the specific rules and guidelines set by the institutions conducting these exams. In some cases, you may be allowed to appear for both exams simultaneously, while in others, there may be restrictions limiting you to choose only one exam.

If you are confused, you should directly contact the respective authorities or exam conducting bodies for clarification.

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BSc Cardiology or Bachelor of Cardiac Technology, is a 3 to 4 year undergraduate course in the field of allied courses in medicine. It deals with cardiac-related sophisticate equipment, computer hardware, and tools. Students who wish to take admission in this course must have cleared 10+2 in science, preferably PCB, from a recognized board or institution with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Admission in this course is either merit based or on the basis of entrance exams. These are some of entrance exams to get oneself enrolled in this course- SSUTM, NEET, AIIMS, BHU UET, etc.

For more information regarding the course, please follow the link provided below

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In addition to the above information, here's a list of some of the best colleges in India which offers cardiology course-

• AIIMS Delhi, New Delhi
• JSS Medical College, Mysore
• MMM College of Health Sciences, Chennai
• VIMS Bangalore - Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre
• MGMCRI Pondicherry - Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute
• KAP Viswanatham Government Medical College, Tiruchirapalli

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LLB is a 3 years law program for the candidates who have already completed there graduation. If you have completed any graduation degree course such as BA , B.Com , B.Sc , BBA , BCA etc. with at least 45% marks (the minimum marks requirement may change from college to college), then you are obviously eligible for the LLB course. You also have to crack entrance examination, in order to get admission to the course of LLB.

Some of the top LLB (3 years) entrances are provided below:

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Are you enquiring about the fact that you've already passed GNM, and now you're interested to pursue graduation as in degree course in arts or science, yes you can definitely go ahead if you fulfill the eligibility criteria in terms of subject combinations and required aggregate, see if you're aiming for regular mode course then you have to check out the eligibility criteria of specific college, as in there are many colleges which offer admission for degree courses only upto three to five years from the year of passing 12th standard, so this is important, other than this of course there is scope for distance mode graduation which you can consider, providing you an example of IGNOU, classes are held in weekends attending it is completely your choice however in case of degree in science there is also practical exams at the end of each session, you have to submit your assignments prior to appearing in term end exams which is conducted twice a year, so depending upon the course you want to pursue, it can be semester wise and annual mode,

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Hope you are doing well ! It is a three year course offered by many universities in india like delhi university , jnu etc.

BSc Chemistry focuses on the study of various branches of chemistry such as Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry along with elective subjects like Analytical methods in Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry and Industrial Chemicals and Environment..

Here are the most popular career options after BSc Chemistry:

• Safety Health and Environment Specialist.
• Professor or Tutor.
• Lab Assistant.
• Scientific Data Entry Specialist.
• Research & Development Manager.
• Product Officer.
• Production Chemist.
• Water Quality Chemist..

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