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Hello aspirant,

The exact exam commencement date for the second-year Diploma in Pharmacy, batch 2010 , is not available publicly . Diploma exam schedules vary by state board / university / college , and older date-sheets from 2010 are generally not hosted online anymore.

To get the correct date, you will need to contact:

• Your college administration ,

• The state pharmacy/diploma education board , or

• Check old exam notifications/admit cards from that batch.

Only the concerned institute or board can confirm the exact exam start date for that specific year.

All the best!

Hello,
The exact dates of the diploma in pharmacy exams for the 2010 second year batch and the 2009 first year batch are not publicly available. You should contact the respective pharmacy college or the examination board directly. They will provide the official exam dates for both batches after verifying your details.
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That is an incredible and highly achievable goal for NEET 2026! Getting a score of 650+ requires absolute dedication and a smart, phased strategy focusing on high-yield areas.

Here is a humanistic, effective preparation plan based on expert advice:

1. Master NCERT (The 650+ Core): Your foundation must be 100% of the NCERT textbooks for Classes 11 and 12. Approximately 90% of the questions come directly or indirectly from this material. Memorize all diagrams, tables, and summaries.

2. Strategic Practice: Dedicate 70% of your practice time to Biology, 20% to Chemistry, and 10% to Physics numericals. Within Biology and Chemistry, focus intensely on chapters with the highest weightage (e.g., Genetics, Ecology, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium).

3. Mock Tests are Non-Negotiable: Start taking full-length mock tests weekly once the syllabus is 70% complete. Analyze every wrong answer and weak area religiously.

4. Error Notebook: Maintain a dedicated notebook for mistakes, difficult formulas, and conceptual errors. Review this notebook daily—it is the quickest way to boost your score.

For detailed subject-wise preparation tips and links to essential study resources, refer to this guide: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips

Hello,

Yes, you can take admission in BSc Nursing in 2025 if you meet the eligibility and the college has seats available.

The yearly fees depend on the type of college:

• In most private colleges, the fees are usually around Rs. 1,00,000 to Rs. 1,50,000 per year .

• In government colleges, the fees are much lower and can range from a few thousand to a few tens of thousands per year.

Resignation from your previously held seat is necessary for avoiding any forfeiture of the Counselling money and other legal barrings that can take place.

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Hello,

While Punjab University doesn't currently offer a BSc specifically in AI and ML, many other universities are beginning to do so, and you can pursue a BSc in Computer Science or Mathematics and then specialize in AI/ML through electives or a master's degree. The expected salary after depends on the university and specialization.

I hope it will clear your query!!

While the core Punjab University Mohali campus is highly reputable, the specific B.Sc. in AI course is not listed among the top options on this college list. You'll find B.Tech AI programs at other institutions nearby, such as Plaksha University. Always confirm your exact course details directly on the university's official website! Check the top colleges here: https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-artificial-intelligence-colleges-in-mohali

Here's how to best get your books and study material:

1. Physical Books: Purchase the NCERT Class 11th and 12th Physics, Chemistry, and Biology textbooks, as these form the core syllabus.

2. Downloadable Resources: Use the Careers360 page to download free practice resources, such as:

   • Previous Year Question Papers (PYQs)

   • Mock Tests

   • Chapter-wise revision notes or e-books (which compile information without violating copyright).

Your success in NEET relies on mastering the content of those core textbooks! You can access the preparation materials here: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-study-material

Yes, many universities and colleges in India offer B.Sc. admissions based solely on Class 12th Board results (merit-based), especially for general B.Sc. courses.

The colleges listed on the dedicated resource page for Dehradun, and across the country, typically fall into these two admission categories:

1. Merit-Based (Board Results): Many government and state university-affiliated colleges use your 12th percentage as the primary criterion for admission (e.g., colleges under HNB Garhwal University or certain DU colleges for B.Sc. programs).

2. Entrance Exam-Based: Central/Private Universities (like some listed for Dehradun) often require a score in a national/state entrance test (e.g., CUET, university-specific exams) to qualify for admission.

To find merit-based B.Sc. options in and around Dehradun, check the admission criteria of the colleges listed here: https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc-degree-colleges-in-dehradun

Hello,
Since you are a BSc first-semester student and want to pursue BTech in the future, you can continue your current studies while planning for BTech entrance exams. You can also apply for online scholarships if you are eligible. Make sure to complete the application process correctly and submit all required documents. Scholarships can help you financially while preparing for your BTech course and further studies.
Hope this helps you.