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Hi Anu,
1)
NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is All India Medical Entrance Exam which allows 12th students to sit in a single entrance examination to get admission in medical colleges in the country, including private medical colleges.
2)
As for pharmacy, below is the list of some of the entrances which you may sit for :
-CET Karnataka
-CET Punjab
-CEE Kerala
-JEE West Bengal
-DUMET Delhi
-GUJCET Gujarat
-ENAT
-AIMS Medical Entrance
-BHU Entrance Test
-Poona College of Pharmacy B Pharm Entrance Exam
-SRM All India Entrance Exam
-EAMCET
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Hi
Animation is the industry which is booming at a fast pace. With 2D/3D animation, graphics and web designing entering our lives through movies, advertisements, internet etc., there is great demand for animators and designers all over the world including India. Having said that, what course you need to take up depends on your aptitude and interest for the field. If you are artistically inclined or have a passion for vfx, gaming, designing and any animation related field, then you can most certainly go for it. You could pursue courses in 2D animation, 3D animation, graphics designing or web designing. You could go for either a degree or a diploma in any of these fields depending on your time limitations and future plans. I suggest you visit some top animation college websites, download their brochures and meet their career counselors. This will help you arrive at your decision. Please feel free to revert back in case you have any further queries. If you feel the answer is helpful to you click on thumps up or choose the answer as the best answer

Hi,
You are eligible for both UPSC and MPSC/
1. Minimum requirement-
An Indian National Citizen
A graduate in any discipline from a recognized university (SMU-DE is recognized)
In the age limit of 21-30 years
2. Two papers in prelims- Reasoning Aptitude and English Comprehension. Main exam is entirely subjective.
3. Select optional subjects considering your own comfort in understanding the subject and the process should be done carefully since it is the very deciding factor for your selection in this prestigious exam.
4. Preparing for IAS requires combination of smartness and hard work. Do the right things to gain an edge over your competition:
*Get the right books for Prelims
*Start preparing at least 10 months before
*Solve past year questions to test yourself on regular basis
*Cover the scoring sections early
*Cover the syllabus strategically. Don't go for a "prepare all" approach for IAS prelims
*Balance paper 1 and 2
Visit http://www.upsc.gov.in and http://www.mpsc.gov.in for relevant details.
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