No, you cannot directly join a B.Sc. course from after completion of your 10th standard.

. After completion of 10+2, you can enroll in a B.Sc. program. It requires you to complete your 12th standard with subjects like PCM or PCB, including Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, or Biology.

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Complete your 12th standard:
This is the most common and the most direct way of entering the B.Sc. course. You must study more seriously in 12th standard, especially for science subjects.
Diploma Courses:
You can join a diploma program right after completing class 10th. This will, however not directly qualify you for B.Sc. You may have to give some bridge or entrance tests too.
Other Undergraduate Courses:
Other undergraduate programs include B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or B. Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) if you have subjects for humanities or commerce. https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-sc-bachelor-of-science

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No, you cannot directly join a B.Sc. course from after completion of your 10th standard.

. After completion of 10+2, you can enroll in a B.Sc. program. It requires you to complete your 12th standard with subjects like PCM or PCB, including Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, or Biology.

Options

Complete your 12th standard:
This is the most common and the most direct way of entering the B.Sc. course. You must study more seriously in 12th standard, especially for science subjects.
Diploma Courses:
You can join a diploma program right after completing class 10th. This will, however not directly qualify you for B.Sc. You may have to give some bridge or entrance tests too.
Other Undergraduate Courses:
Other undergraduate programs include B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or B. Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) if you have subjects for humanities or commerce.

Hello Pooja,

No, after passing the 10th grade, you cannot directly take admission into a B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) course. A B.Sc. is an undergraduate program, and the eligibility criteria require completion of the 12th standard (or an equivalent qualification) with science subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Mathematics, depending on the specialization.

To pursue a B.Sc. after the 10th, you will need to:

1. Complete 11th and 12th grades in the science stream.
   
   
2. Secure the required marks in your 12th board exams, as per the admission criteria of the college or university.

If you are looking for vocational or diploma programs after the 10th, there are other options available in science-related fields.

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The fees for a BSc Nursing course depending on the type of institution  , other expenses such as uniforms , books , clinical practice fees and hostel charges if applicable . If you belong to a reserved category or are applying for scholarships , you might be eligible for fee concessions .

Here's fees structure:

1. Government Colleges : The annual fees range from Rs8,000 to Rs40,000 .

2. Private Colleges : The annual fees range from Rs50,000 to Rs2,50,000 .

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Hello there,

The NFAT exam for admission into the integrated B.Sc.-M.Sc. Forensic Science program at NFSU (National Forensic Sciences University) tests candidates across multiple subjects. Here’s a brief overview of the syllabus and marks distribution:

Subjects & Marks Distribution :

1. Physics (20 marks) : Topics include Electromagnetics, Optics, Nuclear Physics, Thermodynamics, and Mechanics.
   
   
2. Chemistry (20 marks) : Includes Structure of Atom, Chemical Bonding, Organic Chemistry, and Polymers.
   
   
3. Biology (20 marks) : Covers Cell Biology, Human Physiology, Genetics, Microbiology, and Ecology.
   
   
4. Mathematics (10 marks) : Focus on Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, and Coordinate Geometry.
   
   
5. Reasoning (5 marks) : Verbal and Non-verbal reasoning.
   
   
6. English (10 marks) : Grammar, Tenses, Figures of Speech, and Sentence Formation.
   
   
7. General Knowledge (10 marks) : Current affairs and Science & Technology.
   
   
8. Computer Basics (5 marks) : Basics of Computing, Hardware, Software, Internet, and Networks.
   
   Application Timeline :

The forms for NFAT 2025 will typically be released early in the year. Keep checking the official NFSU website (https://www.nfsu.ac.in) for updates.

Prepare accordingly by focusing on these areas for better chances of securing admission.

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Link: https://university.careers360.com/exams/nfat

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Hello

The MFAT (  Medical Foundation Aptitude Test ) is an entrance exam for courses like Integrated BSc MSc in Forensic Science .

It includes multiple subjects with a focus on testing your aptitude for the chosen field . The Integrated BSc MSc in Forensic Science is a dual degree program combining undergraduate and postgraduate levels in forensic science .

NFAT includes subjects like :

Physics , Chemistry , Biology , Forensic Science topics and General Aptitude

Mark Distribution :  it can vary depending on the specific examination pattern , but  the subjects are weighted as follows :

1. Physics – 25%

2. Chemistry – 25%

3. Biology – 25%

4. Forensic Science/General Aptitude – 25%

Each correct answer  gives 1 mark .

For incorrect answers , there may be a negative marking of 0.25 or 0.5 marks .

Unanswered questions  do not attract any penalty .

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The choice of field depends on your interest. For NFAT exam, candidates must have passed class 12th from a recognised board. After cracking the exam, you can get admission to nfsu for forensic science course. You can know more about NFAT exam by clicking NFAT 2025 . There are various career options after b.sc forensic science like forensic Laboratory Analyst, crime scene investigators, forensic psychology, forensic scientist etc. To know more about forensic science course, college and career options ,you can check Forensic Science .

IAT exam is conducted by IISER for admission to various programs. To know about iat exam ,check IISER Aptitude test . To know more about b.sc bioinformatics, you can check Bioinformatics courses .

As both the exam are quite challenging and needs lot of your attention and time. So, instead of jumbling between the two, try to focus more on one that is your interest. You need to be sure about types of work you would like and work environment and kind of job roles to choose.

Hello aspirant,

Both courses are worthwhile and significant in their own right. Because more people are becoming aware of it, the field of physiotherapy, or BPT for short, is growing every day. The main drawback is that there is a lot of competition.
Because physiotherapy bachelor's degree programs offer self-employment alternatives and allow for the completion of a master's degree with specialization for improved career prospects, I will argue that physiotherapy is superior to radiology and imaging technology.

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Hello,

Yes, there are several institutions and organizations that offer 6-month internship programs in embryology for students who have completed their BSc and are awaiting admission to their MSc program. These internships provide hands-on training and exposure to embryology techniques, instrumentation, and research methodologies. Some institutions, such as the National Institute of Immunology (NII), the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), offer internship programs in embryology and related fields. Additionally, some private fertility clinics and research centers also offer internship opportunities in embryology.

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Hello,

No, discontinuing your BSc course will not cause significant issues in NEET UG counselling, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for NEET UG. Here are key points to consider:

1. Eligibility for NEET UG :

   • Ensure you meet the minimum educational qualifications for NEET UG, i.e., 10+2 with required PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) marks.

2. Discontinued Course :

   • NEET counselling focuses on NEET scores and eligibility, not on past incomplete courses.

3. Document Verification :

   • Carry your Class 10 and Class 12 certificates during counselling. Your BSc discontinuation certificate (CLC) may not be relevant unless specifically asked.

4. Focus on NEET Scores :

   • Your NEET UG score and category rank hold primary importance.

5. Explain if Needed :

   • If asked, you can explain your preparation decision for NEET UG clearly.

Prepare thoroughly for NEET UG and document requirements; your BSc status should not hinder your counselling process.

To know more, visit : NEET Eligibility Criteria

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