Can we transfer from one university to another after 1st year and to another college after 2nd year?
yes. Normally students apply for transfer in the fall of their second year, so they start their third year at the new college. If you wait until the end of your second year to apply to transfer, you may have to wait one year until the new college accepts you and permits you to start. Some 4-year colleges have rolling admissions where they admit throughout the calendar year, but the majority do not.
Can I change my university after the first year in B-Sc.?
Oh yes! Infact, a big yes! Many(when I say many I mean around 25 to 30)people in my college have done that.You can change your college and pursue some other stream from that college, but you'll have to start from the beginning, that is right from first year again.But if you wish to continue your stream, which is BSc. Here you'll have to consult the new college, as if it is much better than your previous college, I don't think they'll consider your first year. But in case it is similar to previous college or affiliated to same code of syllabus(which depends on university) then they'll take your first year into consideration.Thank you:)
National University Admission Result 2013 by nu.edu.bd published when?
Yes this is the great day for all of students who gave admission test 2013-2014 at National University Bangladesh. Many students want to get their result easily, like you !!!! i have give to you one source: http://allresultsbd.com/national-university-admission-test-result/ National University (NU) Admission Test Result 2013-2014 !National University honors first year admission test result will be published on 25th January 2014. National University Admission test was held on 27th December, 2013 on Friday. National University Admission Result 2014 will be published soon. Thank Your again for a good question.
Symtoms of bi- polar deppresion anxitey add manic deppression?
they are the same..Bipolar is the "new" name for manic depression. And there are a few sub classifications within Bipolar where patients will display different symtoms, making it more of a umbrella classification. I suggest you go to the below website and do some indepth reading. This condition is not a clear cut or simple one.