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In medical field you have numerous opportunities.

After passing class xii , you will have to appear for Neet. Neet is National eligibility cum entrance test.  It is the biggest entrance exam of India. Neet is applicable to and a door way to maximum medical courses  such as mbbs, bds, bams, bhms, Physiotherapy,  Ayush and even veterinary science.

After qualifying neet based on your neet score you will get medical seat and medical college.

After pursuing the above courses , you will become a certified Doctor.

There isn't a universally compulsory presentation requirement for pursuing a CA (Chartered Accountant) qualification.

Some CA programs might incorporate presentations within specific courses to assess your communication and analytical skills. These could be individual or group presentations.

During practical training or internship placements, you might be required to present your findings or recommendations to colleagues or supervisors.

Even if presentations aren't compulsory, developing strong presentation skills is a valuable asset for a CA. It helps you communicate complex financial information effectively to clients, colleagues, and stakeholders.

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/ca-full-form

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BSc is a 3 year full time undergraduate course for science stream students for the admission a candidate required to fulfil a certain set of eligibility criteria such as education qualifications, subject requirements, entrance exam score, etc. t he candidate should have completed 10+2 examinations with Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with a minimum of 50% marks for general category and 45% marks for reserved category students. Students also need to clear entrance exams like NPAT, CUET-UG, LPU NEST, etc. The minimum age limit for the course is 17-18 years .it offers specialisation courses like BSc in Physics. BSc in Chemistry, BSc in Computer Science, BSc in Mathematics, BSc in Zoology, bsc in botany, bsc in biotechnology etc.B Sc courses after 12th Science is the perfect course to accelerate your career with the average BSc salary in India is INR 360,000 per year . BSc is a job-oriented program offered by top institutions across the world with specialized areas of study. You can opt for any subject according to your interest and career growth. Most of the colleges start their admission process in the month of March and afterwards you should check the website of the colleges you want to take admission.all the best for future.

There isn't a single standardized test after B Pharmacy in Ayurveda. However, your career path can benefit from pursuing certifications or higher education depending on your goals.

Diploma in Ayurvedic Pharmacy (DAP): This one-to-two-year program provides in-depth knowledge about formulating and manufacturing Ayurvedic medicines.

Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) in Ayurveda: This postgraduate program equips you with advanced knowledge and research skills in various aspects of Ayurveda.

Certificate courses in specific areas of Ayurveda: Many institutions offer short-term certificate programs focusing on specialized areas like herbal medicine, panchakarma, or cosmetology.

GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test): Though not exclusive to B Pharmacy in Ayurveda, GPAT is a national-level entrance exam for admission to M.Pharm programs in various pharmacy specializations, including Ayurveda.

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/what-after-b-pharmacy

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Congratulations for qualifying NEET Admission to BAMS or BHMS will be done as per NEET score. For admission into government colleges for BAMS or BHMS, you need a score around 350+. unfortunately Your SCORE IS very low

Cutoff is varying year to year, but 350 marks is the qualifying mark normally. For getting a seat in BAMS, you will have to score 400+ marks, (if you are a general candidate). For other category, marks vary. It is approximately 300+ mark.you should opt for some private colleges such as

• Bapu Ayurvedic Medical College Mau
• Chandrashekar Singh Institute of Ayurveda, koilha, Syed Sarai, Kaushambi
• Gangasheel Ayurvedic Medical College And Hospital, Bareilly
• Jivak Ayurvedic Medical College and Research Centre, Chandauli
• Shri Ramchandra Vaidya Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Lucknow

Other than this you should go for management quota seats for some other course definately fees is going to be high there but you will get some decent college.i suggest you to buy NEET predictor tool for state wise college list.

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Tezpur University doesn't release results on a predetermined date and time.Results are usually announced sometime in June.

Check the Tezpur University website regularly, especially the "News & Notifications" section under Admissions.

Look for announcements related to "TUEE" (Tezpur University Entrance Exam) results, as the B.Tech Lateral Entry exam is conducted under TUEE.

https://www.careers360.com/university/tezpur-university-tezpur

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Participation in science competitions doesn't result in direct marks addition to your 10th board exam marks according to the general norms followed by most Indian education boards.

However, these achievements are commendable and can definitely be highlighted in your academic achievements section for higher education applications or scholarships.  These  showcase your talent, interest, and initiative in science, which can be very valuable.

By highlighting these achievements, you can impress admissions committees and scholarship providers even though they don't directly translate into extra marks.

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es, entrance exams are a common requirement for PhD admission in India, but the specific exam depends on several factors:

• Different fields might have their own designated entrance exams.
• Each university might have its own entrance exam or accept scores from national-level exams.
  
  
  
• National Level Exams: These are widely accepted by many universities. Some popular ones include:
  
  
  • UGC NET (National Eligibility Test): For various fields like Humanities, Social Sciences, Commerce, Management etc.
    
    
  • CSIR UGC NET: For Science stream aspirants.
    
    
  • GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering): For Engineering and Technology fields.
    
    
• University Specific Exams: Some universities conduct their own entrance exams for PhD programs.
  
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1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics:

• This rapidly growing field is all about creating intelligent machines. You could explore courses in computer science, programming, and data analysis to build a strong foundation for future specializations in AI or robotics.

2. Data Science:

• The world is overflowing with data, and data scientists are in high demand to analyze it and extract meaningful insights. Explore courses with a focus on mathematics, statistics, and computer programming to prepare for this data-driven future.

3. Biotechnology:

• This field combines biology with technology to solve problems in healthcare, agriculture, and environmental science. Consider courses that focus on biology, chemistry, and physics to pave the way for exciting careers in areas like genetic engineering or bioinformatics.

4. Animation and VFX (Visual Effects):

• If you have a creative side and enjoy technology, this field is for you. Explore courses in digital art, animation principles, and 3D modeling to become part of the magic behind movies, games, and other visual media.

5. Cybersecurity:

• As our world becomes more reliant on technology, the need for cybersecurity experts is growing exponentially. Consider courses in computer science, networking, and cryptography to prepare for a future where protecting digital information is paramount.

Remember, being "different" doesn't have to mean completely off the beaten path.The most important factor is to choose a course that aligns with your interests and strengths. Don't be afraid to explore different options and talk to your teachers, counselors, or professionals in fields that pique your curiosity.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/future-of-artificial-intelligence-ai-in-marketing

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