Hello aspirant,

Hope you are ding absolutely great.

So with regard to your query,

Firstly, to get admission into B Pharmacy courses you have two options, one is through direct admission and the second one is through entrance exams. In India, there are various entrance exams conducted by universities for

Hello student,

1. In NEET 2016, the examination was conducted in English and Hindi, it was announced that students can write exams in Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Assamese and Gujarati languages from 2017 onwards. Kannada and Odia languages are added to the list so that students can write the exams

Yes your application will proceed further and of course you will get to sit in the exam. The revised exam pattern of CUET mentions that candidate have to choose a maximum of 6 subjects out of the given 27 domain subjects and you've chosen 3 then it is totally fine.

Hello aspirant,

If you choose Gujarati, the questions will be presented in both Gujarati and English. The NEET exam is now available to candidates in 14 languages, therefore if you choose a language other than English, the questions will be delivered in both that language and English. However, if you

Hello dear,

For your higher studies you can very comfortably pursue honours programme in any of the subjects you prefer, you'll be glad to know that in today's time foreign languages can help you grab high paying jobs in various MNCs, so you can go for language studies and apply

Dear Sunny,

I assume the query is related to Birla Institute of Technology, Rachi. Birla Institute of Technology, ranchi was established in 1955 at Mesra. From their website it appears that the general mode of instruction is English .

Therefore, if you have a working knowledge of English, you will

Yes you can select 1 domain and one language for taking admission in delhi university. You can pursue BA honours in pol science with this subjects.

Hello Aspirant,

Chinese is a union of languages that shape the Sinitic sector of the Sino-Tibetan languages family, communicated by the ethnic Han Chinese bulk and numerous minority ethnic communities in Greater China.

Approximately 1.3 billion people (or roughly 16% of the world's population) converse in a variation of Chinese