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mani khanna

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Hi,
There are several options for B.Sc in Physics if and only if you choose to pursue higher study. Otherwise mere graduate degree is just sufficient for couple of govt. jobs. Anyway coming back to the point
You can apply for JAM (55% is minimum required in B.Sc for applying in JAM) and can go for a master degree from any IITs. Not only in Physics but also you can apply for Energy science. However if these are the pros then the cons are that even M.Sc in Physics is not enough to get a job from IITs.
Its very bitter truth that once you land yourself in general science stream, the only way to survive is higher study. Although it is not alwa
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Alpana SinhaCareer Counselor, 5 years experience

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Hi Sahil,
Your question is incomplete, you did not mention your academic profile, percentage, etc. basis which answer could be given.

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Aarush Malhotra

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Yes, you can pursue B.Sc in physics Honors after taking PCB stream.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Biswal,
Be specific if you want to know for B.Sc or M.Sc abroad.

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shiwani singh

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CS is better than chemistry in consideration with the ongoing market. If you choose chemistry, your chances are more in the research and teaching field.

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Elavarasan Venkatesh"I can do anything but not everything"

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Dear Soumya,
Minimum marks required for IISC 2017 admissions:
General - 60%
OBC NCL - 54%
SC/ST/PH - 30%
Wish you all best.

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Chandu Pillalamarri

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If you give me your reference place, I can give you more information. Delhi University, Patna University, Karnataka University and Anna University are the best options for B.Sc physics honors.

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prajawal sunnyI have knowledge about most of the things!

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There are several options for B.Sc in physics if you choose to pursue higher studies. Otherwise, mere graduate degree is just sufficient for couple of govt. jobs.
You can apply for JAM (55% is minimum required in B.Sc for applying in JAM) and can go for a Masters degree from any IITs. Not only in physics but also you can apply for energy science. However, if these are the pros then the cons are that even M.Sc in physics is not enough to get a job from IITs. It's the bitter truth that once you land yourself in general science stream, the only way to survive is higher studies. Although, it is not always possible for every student due to s
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant

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Hello dear,
Yes, definitely you can do this. But if you want to crack NEET, you have to keep the B.Sc course aside and focus only on NEET preparation.
All the best.

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