B.Sc. Colleges accepting CBSE 12th in India
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Q: Which course can I pursue after completing BSc in Physics?
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You have complete B.sc in Physics so you can go with following field -- Life-Science professions such as medicine, pharmacy and some other good field like- geo-sciences, engineering, architecture, computer-related programs, environmental studies, technicians, Science educators.
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Q: What is the fee for BSc at Sant Baba Bhag Singh University?
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The total fees for the SBBS University BSc courses is the sum of multiple components. These can be tuition fee, security deposit, library fee, etc. Sant Baba Bhag Singh University BSc tuition fees ranges from INR 81,000 to INR 2.4 lakh. It varies from one course specialisation to anothe. It must be noted that the mentioned fee is as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is, however, still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.