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It should be 55% in graduation means it is aggregate percentage required in Masters for grade B rbi. All d best.

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Yes, you can do that, but it's very complex, contact a lawyer for legal assistance.

The minimum eligibility criteria for admission in M.Sc. in Clinical Nutrition from Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research is that candidate must completed his graduation with B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics/ B.Sc. Clinical Nutrition/ B.Sc. Nutrition, Food services Management & Dietetics/ P.G. Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics/ P.G. Diploma in Clinical Nutrition from any recognized university.

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Hello, there are plenty of engineering colleges in canada. Can you specify which specific stream you are looking out for.

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With 55%, it would be difficult for you to get into the college. The cutoffs are in the range of 75%.

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Can you please be more specific about which college or Universities you are asking about, so that we can help you with proper information?

Yes, you can get. The admission process of asked college is governed by DTE Maharashtra and done through the common admission process (CAP). Hence, you have to apply through the DTE Maharashtra website and participate in CAP rounds counselling process.

-AMU, UP
-AIIMS, Delhi
-MGMIHS, Mumbai
-IGMC, Shimla.

Application form
Statement of purpose
GPA scores
TOEFL, IELTS or other similar English tests
Official transcripts and Bachelors Diploma
CV
Receipt of application fee
Passport copy
Criminal record/ police clearance.

You have not specified the college or institution, there are generally no seperate cutoffs but yes some institutions do have seperate cutoffs, but that would depend on the college.

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BCCA is a more promising and better course as it offers much better placement opportunities, as compared to BCA.

No I don't think so
You need to have a good eye sight to get admission in NDA.