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Yes, a BHMS graduate is eligible to pursue MPH courses offered by TISS, Mumbai and even non-science graduates can also apply.

Candidate must have completed graduation from a recognized university. Candidates who are in the final year of graduation are also eligible to apply.

There is no such distinction of NIOS students for admissions in DU. You will be totally eligible, but the admissions are based on merit so you will need to score accordingly. I suggest seeking out last year's merit list to get a general idea as it varies each year.

Hi Suma, Please find the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/paramedical/colleges/audiology-speech-therapy-colleges-india
Admission process varies from college to college.

After M.Sc in chemistry, anyone can go for Ph.D or fellowship in the relevant field. You can start teaching in a school after M.Sc. You can also go to industries for posts like lab technician, assistant chemist, product designer/manufacturer, etc. Mostly, you can get opportunities for research.

NIT Calicut
Amrita university kollam campus (100% placement for computer Science and MCA and also place where international acm icpc championship headquarters )
College of engineering Trivandrum
Government engineering college Thrissur
RIT Kottayam (also known as government engineering college Kottayam )
CUSAT
Model engineering college (self-financing college under IHRD).

Hi,
Please confirm the course you wish to apply for better understanding. Thanks.

You will require at least Rs.1 to 1.5 lakhs fee per annum for NIT/ VIT.

Yes, you can apply for Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery. Admission is based on marks obtained in graduation and performance in personal interview.

In hospital administration/hospital management, it is taught to manage the working of staff, doctors, cleaning and security of hospital, care and treatment of patients and solution of their complaints and financial management. In general MBA, every aspect and theory of management is taught.

Kindly click the link below. https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/physiotherapy/articles/a-career-in-physiotherapy-blogId-19609.

It's not always about the college you go to, yes college matters but only up to a certain extent. What matters is your knowledge and how you perform things. There are a bundle of examples in front of me who were not from top engineering colleges else doing fabulous in their job.

Hi,
You can get all the details related to admission process and entrance exam syllabus and pattern on Delhi University website.

Hi,
No, you cannot pursue BA without passing 10+2.
Thanks.

Yes, you can learn western dance form by pursuing BA (Hons.) in Dance/ MA in Dance as per the eligibility criteria. Click below to check the eligibilities
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/dance-choreography/course/b-a-hons-in-dance-rabindra-bharati-university-b-t-road-Kolkata-269616
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/dance-choreography/course/m-a-in-dance-rabindra-bharati-university-b-t-road-Kolkata-269618.

It all depends on your preparation. If you are well prepared, practiced a lot, then you will be able to crack CAT (not easily, but yes you can, by putting a little bit of effort).