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RISHU KUMARLive at Haldia West Bengal

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To get in B.Sc. In computer Science course Fergusson college in Pune aim for getting a percentage above 90-95 (general category) to get a seat, if outside Maharashtra candidate and near 75-80 if within the state candidate.

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Hi. Kindly visit the link given below-
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Piyush Tripathi

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You can get all the information in the link given below
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Piyush Tripathi

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The basic qualifications for B.Sc. Nursing is an intermediate/+1+2/11th12th with Biology as the background. If you have finished a normal B.Sc. And you want to do a B.Sc. Nursing, it really doesn't matter as long as you had studied Biology in your intermediate. But your normal B.Sc. Becomes useless if you join B.Sc. Nursing. It is like you are starting all over again.

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preeti gognaFaculty at LPU

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AT LPU the focus of B.Sc. Microbiology is on the correlation of concepts with the biological happenings for deep-rooted concept building in budding microbiologists to harness the research potential in them the emerging areas of Microbiology. The scope of Microbiology is huge because of the involvement of microbiology in various fields such as Pharmacy, Medicine, clinical research, agriculture, dairy industry, water industry, nanotechnology & chemical technology. You can become:
Research laboratory technician. Quality control analyst. Clinical microbiologist or immunologist*
Food or dairy microbiologist. Environmental microbiologist. Reco
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Shivang agarwal

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Yes you can definitely do it but you will have to appear for entrance exams.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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There are many opportunities after B.Tech in Computer Science. The best placements are provided in the IT sector across the world and there is a tremendous salary package in the IT sector of India as well. Many companies/organizations take part in campus placements for the selection of students. If you do not want to pursue further studies in Computer Science, then the IT sector will be better for you. There will be excellent job opportunities in IT companies like IBM, Oracle, Nokia, Reliance Infotech, etc.

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