Hi,

BSc Forensic Science is an undergraduate degree that focuses on study to solve crimes. The course is typically three years long. It is divided into six semesters. But, in some universities with extra research or internship opportunities, it may last four years.

To be eligible for the program, you'll need to:

• Complete your 10+2 or equivalent with a science background, typically including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics from a recognized university or college.
• Meet a minimum percentage of marks, usually between 50% to 60%
• admission to Bsc Forensic Science is based on either merit or entrance teat depending upon the colleges. Entrance exam, such as the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), or a university-specific test like CUET, LPU NEST, etc.. offer admission to the best colleges in India.

Some of the best colleges offering B.Sc forensic science course are the following

• Amity University
• Lovely Professional University
• Integral University
• Chandigarh University
• Banaras Hindu University
• Parul University
• University of Delhi
• University of Mumbai
• University of Calcutta
• Osmania University
• NIMS University

Hope this information will help you

Hello

Government College Dharamshala offers a B.Sc. in Biotechnology with a 3 year duration .

Admission is based on merit including marks from 10th and 12th grades and an entrance test .

Eligibility requires a 12th background in medical or non-medical streams with at least 50% marks . The course has 30 seats .

The annual fee is Rs 37,000 . The program focuses on biotechnology concepts with a hands on approach .

check link for more details

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-college-dharamshala

Hope this information helps you .

Thank you .

Jaipur Medical College offers a BSc Nursing program, but I found some other great options in Jaipur as well. Some top colleges for BSc Nursing in Jaipur include *Banasthali Vidyapith*, with a first-year fee of Rs1,24,000 and an average package of Rs 3,60,000 . Other notable colleges are NIMS University, Jaipur National University, and Apex University, all of which offer BSc Nursing programs with varying fees and placement packages .

For  BSc nursing in Jaipur college admission you need 10+2 mein biology group (physics, chemistry, aur biology) mein kam se kam 45% marks (SC, ST) aur 50% marks (general category) lena zaroori hai . Lekin har college ke admission criteria aur cutoff marks alag-alag hote hain. Jaipur ke kuch top BSc nursing colleges ki list yeh hai: Banasthya Vidyapeeth (1.24 lakh first-year fees), NIMS University (3.60 lakh first-year fees), Jaipur National University (46,333 first-year fees) .

Jaipur mein BSc nursing college mein admission ke liye aapko 10+2 mein biology group (physics, chemistry, aur biology) mein kam se kam 45% marks (SC, ST) aur 50% marks (general category) lena zaroori hai . Lekin har college ke admission criteria aur cutoff marks alag-alag hote hain. Jaipur ke kuch top BSc nursing colleges ki list yeh hai: Banasthya Vidyapeeth (1.24 lakh first-year fees), NIMS University (3.60 lakh first-year fees), Jaipur National University (46,333 first-year fees) .

Hi Darshan,

Yes, farming is considered a family business , and joining it after completing your BSc in Agriculture is a great way to leverage your education. During interviews, you can effectively present your involvement in the family farming business as professional experience. Here’s how:

1. Describe your Role Professionally :

• Clearly explain your role and responsibilities in the family business. For example:
  • Managing crop production and planning.
  • Implementing modern agricultural practices.
  • Handling procurement, marketing, and sales of produce.
  • Managing finances and logistics.

2. Prepare a detailed Explanation :

Be ready to explain how you contributed to improving the farm's operations or profitability. Examples include:

• Introducing advanced techniques like drip irrigation or organic farming.
• Diversifying crops to increase income.
• Reducing costs through innovative solutions. Emphasize any measurable impact, such as increased yield or revenue.

3. Document your Experience :

While you won’t have appointment letters or salary slips, you can prepare the following:

• A portfolio with photographs of the farm, machinery, or projects you managed.
• Detailed reports or records showing crop planning, production cycles, or financial performance.
• Testimonials from suppliers, buyers, or industry partners about your work.

4. Highlight the Business Aspect :

Farming isn’t just about cultivation; it also involves business management. Stress your involvement in:

• Negotiating with buyers or suppliers.
• Marketing produce to local or regional markets.
• Budgeting and cost management.

5. Align your Experience with Job Role :

Tailor your explanation to the job you’re applying for. For instance:

• If it’s in agribusiness, highlight your experience in procurement or sales.
• If it’s research-oriented, discuss how you applied your agricultural knowledge practically.

6. Answer the Salary-Related Questions :

• If asked about remuneration, explain that since it’s a family business, profits are reinvested into the farm or shared among family members.
• Emphasize that your focus was on gaining hands-on experience rather than drawing a fixed salary.

7. Present it as Entrepreneurial Experience :

• Frame your involvement as managing an agricultural enterprise. This showcases leadership, innovation, and the ability to work independently.

8. Be Honest and Confident :

• Clearly state that it’s a family business and that you were actively involved in its operations.
• Show enthusiasm for how this background equips you with practical insights and industry knowledge.

By presenting your role in the family farming business as valuable professional experience, you can leave a positive impression on interviewers and demonstrate your readiness for the role you’re applying for.

All the best!

Hi Pratham,

Hope you're doing good. based on your provided profile:

• Academic Background:
  • 10th Grade: 9 CGPA (CBSE)
  • 12th Grade: 65.7% (Punjab Board)
  • Bachelor's Degree: 65.2% in B.Sc. Botany (Punjab Agricultural University)
• Work Experience: 34 months

IMA's FABM program is highly competitive. For the General category, the CAT cutoff percentiles for 2024 were:

• Overall: 99%ile
• Sectional (VARC, DILR, QA): 99%ile each

Given your CAT percentile of 92.4, it falls below these thresholds, making it unlikely to secure a shortlist for the FABM program at IIMA.

IIML's ABM program also has stringent selection criteria. The minimum CAT percentiles for shortlisting General category candidates are:

• Overall: 85%ile
• Sectional (VARC, DILR, QA): 80%ile each

Your CAT percentile meets these minimum requirements. However, IIML evaluates candidates based on multiple factors, including academic performance, work experience, and diversity.

While your work experience is substantial , the ABM program places significant emphasis on academic performance and relevant background.

Admission criteria vary across institutions. Some newer IIMs and IITs may have lower CAT cutoffs and different evaluation parameters. Your work experience is a positive aspect, and certain programs might value it alongside your CAT score.

You can also check out the IIM's previous year Cutoffs on the given link.

All the best!

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-cutoff-2024-cat-cutoff-mba-pgdm

Hello,

Based on the details you provided, here is an assessment:

1. IIMs (General Category) :

   • IIMA (FABM) : Your 92.4%ile in CAT is competitive, but for IIMA FABM, which focuses on agricultural business management, your BSc. Botany background might help, though the cutoff for FABM is typically around 95-96%ile. However, if you have strong academic performance in other areas (work ex, 10th/12th), there might be a chance for shortlisting in the interview round.
   • IIML (ABM) : With your work experience and background, IIM Lucknow's ABM program (Agriculture Business Management) could be a strong option, as the cutoff for this program is generally around 90-92%ile, and your CAT score is close to this threshold.

2. IITs :

   • You may have a better shot in IITs like IIT Kharagpur (for MBA in Agri-Business), as their cutoff is typically lower than IIMs, especially with work experience.

3. Improvement Areas :

   • Focus on your CAT score improvement or interview prep to bolster your chances further.

Hope it helps !

Hello

Admission to the B.Sc. (Hons) in Zoology program at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is through an entrance exam.

Here's a Eligibility Criteria

1. Academic Qualification:

Passed 12th or equivalent exam with Biology , Physics and Chemistry as subjects.

Minimum 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam.

2. Age Limit :

Must not exceed 24 years as of July 1 in the admission year.

Admission Process

1. Entrance Test :

AMU conducts a university level entrance exam for B.Sc. admissions.

The syllabus includes Physics, Chemistry and Biology topics from Class 11 and 12 (based on NCERT).

Questions are multiple-choice based.

Preparation Tips

1. Focus on NCERT books for Class 11 and 12 Biology, Physics and Chemistry.

2. Solve previous year AMU entrance papers to understand the pattern.

3. Allocate extra time for Biology as Zoology related questions carry more weight.

Important Dates (Tentative)

Application Start Date : January-February

Last Date to Apply : March

Entrance Exam Date : May-June

Result Announcement : July

Link mention for more details

https://www.careers360.com/university/aligarh-muslim-university-aligarh/bsc-zoology-hons-course

Hope this helps you .

Thank you

Unfortunately, working as a registered nurse in Dubai with no experience while pursuing your BSc Nursing in India is highly unlikely, for the following reasons:

• Licensing requirements has been mandated by Dubai Health Authority (DHA) by at least two years of registered nursing experience for licensing.
• Visa Restrictions troubles most employers in Dubai prefer experienced candidates, making it difficult to secure a work visa without experience.
• The nursing field in Dubai is competitive, with experienced professionals often being prioritized.

What you can do:

• Complete your degree
• Seek internships

1. Consider other roles under healthcare