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Students with physical limitations, such as those who struggle with their hearing, vision, speech, or mental health, can enroll in classes with teaching materials that are specifically designed for them. People who have particular physical or mental disabilities have difficulty in education and integrating into society. Physical conditions may be one of the disabilities. A certain proportion of persons suffer from physical illnesses like Friedreich's ataxia, dystonia, muscular dystrophy, or osteogenesis imperfecta or learning difficulties including dyslexia, dysgraphia, and ADHD. Specialized teaching is necessary for kids who struggle with behavior, emotion, and communication. To study more efficiently, they require additional educational services.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/articles/courses-for-people-with-disabilities-counar

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, honey, even if you are a PCB student and lack math skills, you can still pursue pharmacy, or B pharm.

This is due to, yo u must have passed your 12th board exam with physics, chemistry, and biology or mathematics, and normally you need 50% of your overall marks to be eligible for a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, or B Pharma.

Students who major in biology or mathematics are therefore eligible for the B Pharma progra mme.

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Hello aspirant:

The popular specializations for people wishing to pursue an MBA following a BSc are listed below:

• MBA in Pharmaceutical Management.
• MBA in Laboratory Management.
• MBA in Biotechnology and Oil & Gas Management.
• MBA in Hospitality Management.
• MBA in Healthcare.
• MBA in Healthcare Management.
• MBA in Production Management.

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Hii There,

I am considering that you are asking about IT Job

Though having a degree isn't necessary for many IT jobs , you can gain the in-depth knowledge you need by studying a related field like computer science or computer engineering. If you have the time and resources to put into an associate or bachelor's degree, it's a path worth considering.

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