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Students should expect the Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) course fee to differ based on whether they attend a government or private institution. The government college BNYS programme costs either Rs 20,000 annually or between Rs 50,000 and Rs 20,000 per year. Students majoring in private colleges need to pay between Rs 1.5 Lacs to Rs 3.5 Lacs per year for tuition. The annual tuition at prestigious private institutions can reach Rs 4 Lacs but the exact amount varies based on the available facilities together with faculty members. A total of 5.5 years constitutes the complete BNYS training that requires students to complete one year of internship. Students must account for hostel, examination along with lab fees which will increase the annual cost to Rs 30,000 up to Rs 80,000 per year. Retaining students through scholarships and financial assistance programs exists in selected educational institutions for high-achieving candidates.

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To be eligible for the SVMCM (Swami Vivekananda Merit-cum-Means Scholarship) in West Bengal, the general eligibility criteria require that you have passed all subjects in your 12th exams with a minimum of 75% marks in aggregate. Since you mentioned that you have failed one subject, it could affect your eligibility for the scholarship, even if you passed the 5 main subjects.

However, the final decision rests with the scholarship authorities, and they may have specific rules regarding subjects failed and reappearances. I recommend contacting the scholarship office or checking the official SVMCM guidelines for clarification.

All the best!

Achieving its goals at the National Bal Bhawan in New Delhi, the CBSE National Adolescent Summit 2024 occurred during December 20–21, 2024. A total number exceeding 850 students joined forces with teachers and experts to attend the event which addressed Life Skills and Mental Health and Safety and Well-being topics. Institutions representing different states took part without a public disclosure of the participant schools. Every school received permission to select their four students who belonged to classes IX to XII. Participants at the summit engaged in workshops alongside discussions and competitions that helped adolescents improve their awareness and develop their skills. CBSE launched this event as their primary platform to address essential problems facing student well-being and emotional strength together with personal protection.

Graduates from the Civil Engineering Department at Easwari Engineering College are recruited by various industries and sectors, including:

Construction and Infrastructure: Build and infrastructure firms require civil engineering graduates for project managerial and supervisory positions, as well as structural designers.

Manufacturing: Companies like Schwing Stetter India who deal in construction materials and equipment engage the college in provision of internships and job placement. 

Consulting Services: Civil engineering graduates are employed by consulting engineering firms for designing and planning of civil projects and analysis.

Government Agencies: Civil engineers are also hired in government organizations dealing with urban growth, transportation as well as other public works.

Educational and Research Institutions: A few of them join the academia or engage in research to aid the development of civil engineering.

The records of the college's board also show that these sectors has made successful recruitment of their members with clearly illustrating that the college offered them core civil engineering positions as well as inter-disciplinary positions. 

Finally, at the Engineering Innovation Skill Centre (EISC), Easwari Engineering College offer their mechanical engineering students industry exposure where the required changes are initiated along with acquainting the students with new advancements in engineering design, procurement and construction domain. 

By this indeed partnership between industry and academia, the training of civil engineering graduates in employment sectors is boosted.

Candidates applying for M.Sc. Data Science admission through CUET PG need to select Computer Science or Mathematics or Statistics as their entrance exam subject. Your 9.33 CGPA achievement in B.Voc Software Development gives you excellent programming skills needed for Data Science studies.

During the CUET PG admission process universities demand students to complete PGQP26 (Mathematics/Statistics) or PGQP27 (Computer Science/IT). Certain educational institutions choose to use PGQP38 (General Sciences) together with the other recognised subjects for their eligibility assessments. The curriculum encompasses Probability, Linear Algebra, Machine Learning, Python, R Programming and Databases together with other subjects. Candidates from the general category need a minimum of 50-60% graduation marks to apply but universities offer special eligibility adjustments to their reserved category candidates.

Learnings from Biology enable Radiologist career development through their competency in human body structure understanding and medical disease concepts. Students need to complete Physics Chemistry Biology (PCB) subjects in 12th grade while achieving at least 50% marks for eligibility in NEET medical entrance examinations.

Radiology specialisation becomes available to MBBS graduates through MD programs which last for three years or students can complete Diploma programs for two years in Radiodiagnosis. Conducting an in-depth study of Biology enables full comprehension of human organs alongside diseases and diagnostic tools such as X-ray along with MRI and CT scans. The acceptance to MBBS as well as further specialisation in Radiology requires a proper understanding of Biology. Radiologists must earn minimum Rs 8 to Rs 15 Lacs annually during their first year as a professional.

The 2 to 3-year training programme of Diploma in Nursing educates students about patient care while instructing them on medical procedures as well as hospital management techniques. Training in Diploma in Nursing consists of theoretical and practical education where students study Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Community Health Nursing and Medical-Surgical Nursing.

The admission criteria for the Diploma in Nursing requires successful completion of 10+2 education with Science (PCB) majors or relevant subjects and a minimum mark score of 50%. Each institute establishes its own criteria between merit-based admission and entrance exam results. Students have to pay between Rs 50,000 to Rs 2,00,000 each year at different colleges for their B.Sc Nursing degree.

TS TET Paper II demands Science and Mathematics candidates to study dedicated material from Child Development & Pedagogy along with Language I and II as well as Mathematics and Science content. TS TET Paper II contains 150 MCQ questions worth 1 mark for the 2.5-hour examination period.

The study material for Mathematics should comprise all important topics from Number System, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Data Handling, and the Pedagogical aspects of Mathematics. The Science syllabus contains Physical Science components such as Heat, Sound, Motion, Light and Electricity as well as Biological Science topics like Human Body, Reproduction, Heredity, and Environment.

Those candidates who achieve 90 marks out of 150 in the General Category while BC candidates need 82 marks and SC/ST applicants require at least 75 marks will earn certification.

Candidacy evaluation for government clerical and administrative positions in Tamil Nadu departments through the TNPSC Group 4 exam administered by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) incorporates an assessment of various subject areas. The TNPSC Group 4 exam lasts 3 hours to complete 200 questions that carry a 300-mark total.

Two hundred questions compose the TNPSC Group 4 examination which tests these subjects: General Studies, Aptitude and Mental Ability and General Tamil or General English.

1. The 75-question section of General Studies encompasses material from History, Polity, Geography, Economics, Science, Current Affairs along with important government schemes.

2. Aptitude and Mental Ability (25 Questions) – Includes Simplification, HCF & LCM, Ratio & Proportion, Percentage, Profit & Loss, Time & Work, and Logical Reasoning.

3. During the examination candidates must select either Tamil or English as their language section to answer 100 questions which include tests of grammar alongside comprehension and poetry and prose and literature questions.

Success in the exam demands at least 90 marks out of the possible total.