How many seats are available for B.Sc dietetics &nutrition in CU? Is it right decision to take admission in this course at CU?

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Naren Pulikonda | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

There are approx. 140 seats for B.Sc nutrition & dietetics in Chandigarh University. If you are not qualified for any of the government institutes then it is better to go with CU. http://www.cuchd.in/basic-sciences/bsc-nutrition-dietetics.php

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Nageshwar Singh Bandral Bandral | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Hi, It is not only right, but also the best decision to be the part of our university for you future studies. There are seats that are filling continuously and the fixed seats are not confirmed. Please fill the registration form soon.

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