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Yes, you can apply and pursue a course in a physician assistant course after B.Sc. Nursing. Physician assistants typically need a master's degree from an accredited educational programme. Earning that degree usually takes at least 2 years of full-time postgraduate study. Most applicants to physician assistant education programs already have a Bachelor's degree and some patient care work experience. Although admissions requirements vary from programme to programme, most programs require 2 to 4 years of undergraduate coursework with a focus in Science. You will definitely earn preference for a PG course in Physician Assistance course as you have an UG degree in B.Sc Nursing.
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Bachelor of Hotel Management is a graduate course which introduces students to hotel industry. The hotel industry is a part of the wider hospitality or service sector. Hence the course puts hotel industry in the wider perspective of the hospitality sector. As such students learns core aspects of hotel work which includes front office operation, hospitality, sales and marketing. The hotel industry is a global phenomenon; hence Employment Avenue is not limited to one country. Students can work at international level with MNCs and global service providers.
BHM at Quantum University employs a practical approach and focuses more on a hands-on approach, so that students learn via extensive lab work and appropriate field work. Students gain the relevant experience via internships and live projects.
The course is in sync with global standards, and has good placement opportunities with various international firms, and provides a practical approach to teaching BHM. So, in my opinion a BHM course is definitely worth it from Quantum University.
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Yes, B.Sc. In Biology generally includes Zoology as a subject along with other subjects like Botany and Chemistry. However, the exact subjects included in the curriculum may vary depending on the college or university. Regarding your second question, it is possible to pursue M.Sc. In Marine Biology after completing B.Sc. In Fisheries. Marine Biology is a specialised field of Biology that deals with the study of marine organisms, ecosystems, and processes. B.Sc. In Fisheries is also a related field that involves the study of aquatic life, including fish and other marine animals. Therefore, pursuing an M.Sc. In Marine Biology after completing B.Sc. In Fisheries can be a natural progression. However, admission to an M.Sc. Programme in Marine Biology may depend on the specific eligibility criteria of the institution offering the programme. It is advisable to check the admission requirements of the universities where you wish to apply for M.Sc. In Marine Biology. Some institutions may require specific subjects or a minimum percentage of marks in the undergraduate programme, while others may also conduct entrance exams or interviews for admission.

There is no Lateral Entry option in India but some of foreign universities offer lateral entry programme to direct 2nd year.
Lateral Entry option to MBBS for B.Sc-Nursing, BPT BHMS and B.A.M.S. Graduates.
Please cross check the MCI guidelines for the same at http://www.mciindia.org/
However, there are some universities in Eastern Europe and Philippines who do offer admission on lateral entry scheme after carefully examining the subjects and testimonials of aspirant's UG Degrees (B.Sc-Nursing, BPT BHMS and B.A.M.S. Into their universities.
The decision making ownership is on the aspirants whether they choose to study MBBS in those foreign university.