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PhD courses after completing MDS in the dental field at KNRUHS ( Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences ) . courses generally focus on advanced research and academic excellence .

Here's some potential PhD courses :

1. PhD in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Focuses on depth research into surgical procedures , facial trauma , jaw diseases and reconstruction techniques .

2. PhD in Prosthodontics

Specializes in advanced prosthetic designs , maxillofacial prosthetics and rehabilitation for patients with missing teeth / oral structures .

3. PhD in Periodontics

Emphasizes research in periodontal disease prevention , treatment , implant dentistry and regeneration of gum tissue .

4. PhD in Orthodontics

Centers on innovative orthodontic procedures , biomechanics , craniofacial growth and technology development for dental alignment .

5. PhD in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics

Deals with restorative dentistry techniques , root canal therapies  and research into dental biomaterials .

For more details check out link given below :

https://www.careers360.com/university/kaloji-narayana-rao-university-of-health-sciences-warangal

A score of 149 in NEET may not guarantee entry into a government dental college, not to say a first-grade one. You still stand chances with private dental colleges.

What do you do?

The Cutoff Trends: Look at the last year cut off score for NEET for private dental colleges in your state or region. This would tell you how likely your chances are of getting admission.

State Quota Seats: If you are domicile of any state, you can check the cut-off for government and private dental college specific to that state. The cutoff scores for State Quota seats are generally low compared to All India Quota.

Private Colleges: Most private dental colleges admit candidates with lower NEET scores. However, the fees in private colleges are generally higher.

Explore Other Options: If the seat in dentistry does not work out, then you could consider other healthcare-related courses like B. Sc Nursing, B. Pharm, or B. Sc. Microbiology.

Remember: NEET cut-offs change every year based on one or several factors such as applicant's strength, levels of difficulty in examination and availability of seats.

It is always wise to update oneself on the latest information and seek advice from academic counselors or other experts before settling for a final decision.

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To view your downloaded book on a website , you usually need to :

1. Check the Format :

Ensure your book is in a supported format like PDF, EPUB, etc .

2. Upload or Access :

If it’s a platform where you purchased or accessed the book like Kindle , Google Books log in and check the option My Library or Downloads section .

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No, Hyderabad Karnataka Certificate (HKC) is not directly applicable for JEE Main.

There was a national-level engineering entrance test conducted by the National Testing Agency under the name JEE Main. The class 12th as well as age-related eligibility standards are presented to check one's eligibility for the entrance test of JEE Main.

HKC is a regional certificate that may bring in some gains or liabilities at the state level of Karnataka. However, it doesn't have any direct relation with eligibility to appear for a national-level examination like JEE Main.

To be eligible for JEE Main, you must:

You have to pass Class 12 : This shall be along with a minimum required percentage of marks in aggregate with Physics, Chemistry and mathematics as compulsory subjects.

Age Eligibility: The candidate should be at least 17 years old as on the date of examination.

And if these eligibility criteria are fulfilled, then there is no restriction based on regional as well as caste status for gaining JEE Main.

To change an incorrect email ID  you entered for a particular  application , you usually need to follow these steps :

1. Visit the Official Website/Portal : Go to the official website or portal where you registered or applied .

2. Login  : Sign in with your existing details .

3. Check for Profile Settings : Look for a Profile , Account Settings or Edit Profile section .

4. Update Email : If there is an option to update your email ID , change it and save the new details .

5. Contact Support :

Find the contact information or help desk of the service .

Send an email or raise a support ticket explaining your issue .

Provide necessary information , such as your application , name and other requested details for verification .

6. Follow Their Instructions : Be ready to verify your identity as per their instructions. They may ask for a form submission , identity proof etc depending on the policies .

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Most bony fishes, including those that dwell in the water column, possess an important organ with a number of important functions, among them are:

Buoyancy Control. The air bladder allows the fish to control its buoyancy so as to stay at a certain depth of the water column without expelling much energy.

Sound Production: The air bladder of some fish species could play the role as that of sound production associated with the drumming in some catfish.

Hearing: The air bladder could facilitate the amplification of sound waves, thus increasing the sensitivity of hearing in a fish.

Gas Exchange: The air bladder may supplement gas exchange in low oxygen-holding aquatic environments in some species of fish.

However, it is in itself a fact that all fishes do not possess this air bladder. Sharks and rays are examples of cartilaginous fish which do not have an air bladder. Other types of buoyancy, such as large oil-filled livers in these fish, serve for this purpose.

Conclusion The air bladder is very important in the evolution history of most species of fish. Through it, they have been able to travel and dwell quite effectively in any type of aquatic setting.

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If common fundamental features are not taken into account when classifying animals , several difficulties may arise , including :

Without common fundamental features in classification , the difficulties would include :

1. Inconsistent grouping of species .

2. Lack of predictability in traits .

3. Confusion in scientific communication .

4. Inaccurate phylogenetic relationships .

5. Limited understanding of evolutionary biology .

6. Increased complexity in research .

7. Hindered conservation efforts .

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Yes ,  you are eligible .

Completing a 2 years Agriculture Diploma course makes you eligible for an MBA in Agriculture Business Management , as many programs accept students with backgrounds in agriculture or related fields . You likely need to meet additional requirements like entrance exams like such as CAT , MAT or other . specific institution or universities may have their own eligibility criteria .

For more details check link given below :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-in-agri-business-management

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Starting early will give you an edge to build strong foundational skills .

The NATA ( National Aptitude Test in Architecture ) exam assesses candidates for admission to architecture programs in India .  you are in the 9th standard , it’s great to start early preparation .

Here’s a step to prepare for the NATA exam , focus on :

1. Drawing Skills : Practice sketching , perspective drawing and design concepts daily .

2. Mathematics : Strengthen basics in geometry , algebra and trigonometry .

3. General Aptitude & Reasoning : Work on puzzles , reasoning questions and stay updated with architectural trends .

4. Study Plan : Give more time to sketching and theory daily . Consider using NATA specific guides for structured preparation .

For more information , link given below :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-nata

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Yes , you can pursue an MBA from the FMS (Faculty of Management Studies ) at Delhi University after completing a B.Sc. in Chemistry . Admission to the FMS MBA program primarily depends on your performance in the CAT ( Common Admission Test ) exam , followed by a group discussion , extempore and personal interview rounds .

Regarding salary :

FMS Delhi is known for excellent placement records , with average packages for MBA graduates typically ranging between Rs 25-35 lakh per annum and some students receive even higher offers depending on the industry and their skills .

Top recruiters include companies from consulting , finance , marketing and technology sectors .

Hope this helps you .

For more information check out an article by careers360 , link mention below :

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/faculty-of-management-studies-university-of-delhi-delhi/placement

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