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Hello Safia Siddiqui,
For admission to the pharmacy courses, the student must have passed class 12th with physics, chemistry and mathematics/biology.
Students have to secure a minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying examination.
Students, those pass the three year Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) are also eligible.

Hello Safia Siddiqui,
D degree is actually better than a B.Pharma degree even though both are undergraduate courses. Pharma. D stands for doctor of pharmacy and it is a 6-year academic programme. It comprises more of clinical aspects of pharmacy than B.Pharma. Does and there are more job opportunities too. Bachelor of Pharmacy, B.Pharma is an undergraduate degree course in the pharma field. The duration of this course is 4 years. After the completion of this course, an individual can practice as a Pharmacist or chemist.

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Yes, you can. It depends upon how you handle the two things together, if you think you are capable of focusing on both the things together then you can do both.

You can get a seat in CSE or ECE branch.

Yes, you can. Computer science is the main subject for it, rest of the subjects don't matter much.

Hi,
A candidate is eligible to appear in CAT 2019 if he/she holds a Bachelors degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. The candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Differently Able (DA) categories, need at least 45% marks.

If you are talking about biotechnology from lower nits then civil from sgsits will be more better option.

Here is the list of courses offered by Indian institute of Hospitality and management
https://www.shiksha.com/college/indian-institute-of-hospitality-and-management-thane-west-thane-27079/courses
You can choose according to your interest and according to the time you want to give to studies.

No, stipend is not provided.

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It's not a bad option at all. You can do M.Sc in chemistry from correspondence at ANU. This university is UGC approved, having NAAC accreditation (Grade 'A'). So, it's good to do M.Sc. chemistry in correspondence from this university.

If your college allows that then certainly you can.

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