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B.Sc Eligibility B.Sc
Can a commerce student pursue B.Sc statistics?
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SAYANTAN MUKHERJEEOptimistic, nature loving, work lover.

Guide-Level 13

For bsc. Stat, u need to have statistics and maths in your 12th curriculum. All the best.
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B.Sc Eligibility CBSE 12th
Can i eligible for doing my graduation from B.s.c industrial chemistry or B.s.c (Chemistry). I am from P.C.M. background in 12th.
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adarsh yadav

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With PCM you are eligible for both streams

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B.Sc Eligibility B.Sc
If I do B.Sc (animation & multimedia), will I be eligible to join PG course in auto-mobile design at NID, Gujarat or at other college?
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Arun Kushwaha

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Your admission to TAD (Transportation Design Automobile) is subjective to your portfolio. If you do B.Sc in animation & Multimedia, you will be attaining a degree in design which is presently the eligibility criteria for design at NID.

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B.Sc Eligibility B.Sc
What is the eligibility to pursue B.Sc IT from HNB Gharwal University?
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B.Sc Eligibility CBSE 12th
I am appearing for class 12th. My DOB is 12th August 1999. Am I eligible to get admission for B.Tech/BSc through IMU-CET?
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant

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Yeah, you can join.

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B.Sc Eligibility CBSE 12th
Will I be eligible to pursue B.Sc if I drop a year to prepare for IIT and couldn't secure a good rank?
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Dharmpal BarjatiB.tech

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Hello
Yes , you are eligible for Bsc after one year gap. You only need gap year certificate by notary officer.
hope this helps you.
thanks
best of luck

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B.Sc Eligibility B.Sc
I got 55% in B.Sc and will be joining MCA this year. If I score 70% in MCA, will I become eligible for MNCs?
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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If you do MCA from a reputed Institute you stand a chance of getting a good campus placement.

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B.Sc Eligibility Medical College
What is the eligibility criteria to get admission in Armed Force Medical College for BSc in nursing? Can I have the complete details?
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Chetna S

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Hi
Here is the link for all details:
http://www.afmc.nic.in/admission/NursingAdmission.html

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B.Sc Eligibility B.Sc Physics
I appeared in HS this year. And I want to study physics. Can you suggest best scholarships for a b.sc physics student?
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Chetna S

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Check IISER, IISC and NISAR offer scholarships. For more info, check here:
http://www.inspire-dst.gov.in/

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