No, you cannot apply or register for both BMS and B.Com together at St. Xavier's College,Mumbai.St. Xavier's conducts an entrance exam for admission to BMS, while B.Com admissions are based on Class 12 marks. These are separate admission processes. Mumbai University, to which St. Xavier College is affiliated might not allow applying for multiple degree courses at the same time. Once you are enrolled in one course, your documents might be held by the college making it difficult to register for another.

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Admission to the BALLB course is done through the entrance exams that are either conducted on a national level or conducted by individual institutions. Here is a list of exams and their tentative dates -

CLAT- December

MHCET ( for the state of Maharashtra)- May

DU LLB ( for DU) - March

CUET UG- April-May

AILET- December

LSAT- January

AMU (for Aligarh Muslim University) Entrance Exam - June

Remember, these are all tentative dates and are subject to change. To keep yourself updated, keep on checking the institute's respective websites and fill out forms following the deadline.

Top colleges that offer BBA LLB Course- Symbiosis Law School, Jamia Islamia, UPES Dehradun, MNIMS.

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The Department of Computer Science & Engineering also offers a two-year Master degree programme in Computer Science and Engineering with an intake of 18 students since 2010. The Department of Computer Science & Engineering is NBA accredited under tier-II category for the validity period from 2021-2022 to 2023-2024.

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JU and PU cannot be compared because JU has tech departments that include science and the arts while PU does not. Tech JU receives more funds as a result, making it simpler for the science department to work with technology. Now, if you compare the science department at JU with PU, JU enjoys greater advantages due to the proximity of two national CSIR laboratories. Since PU doesn't have as many good facilities, students can go there and easily take NMR, Mass, UV, etc.; hence, research is doable at JU rather than PU. However, PU is superior over JU if you take into account UG. Majors from PU are eligible for JAM or another entrance besides JU.

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Candidate must have passed 10+2 with a prescribed percentage from any recognized Board. Candidate must also have passed in Biology and Chemistry each with 60% marks. The student must have obtained 45% marks in each of the 4 subjects included in the aggregate calculation. you can definitely do Msc microbiology or Pathology after your bsc zoology. The eligibility criteria is to have undergraduate degree in any stream like zoology, botany or life science or any such science field with good marks

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The oldest microbiology department in the nation was established at St. Xavier's College. This credit-based, two-year program runs over four semesters and is connected with the University of Mumbai. The goal of the course is to prepare students for a variety of occupations in the pure and applied sciences by giving them instruction and research experience.

Eligibility Criteria

A candidate must have successfully completed the B.Sc. (Three Years Integrated Course) degree examination at Mumbai University with at least seven units (i.e., the minimum required for majoring in a subject) in Microbiology OR B.Sc. Microbiology from any other University in order to be eligible for admission to the M.Sc. Degree in Microbiology.

If you satisfy the eligibility criteria then you can admit in this college.

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