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New answer posted•4 years ago

Under graduation courses without Physics subject?

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Asked by Goutam
Ayush Raj
4 years ago
Here is a complete list of scientific courses that do not include Physics that you may take at any university. But the university has good academics, and facilities it would be great for the students to explore more int any field in future. I am a student of Lovely professional university and my few

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Could I do B.Pharma after completing B.Sc. Chemistry and 12th with maths side?

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Asked by Devanshu
Puneet Singh
4 years ago
Dear Devanshu, Yes, you can B.Pharma programme based on the respective institutes' eligibility. For instance, being an alumnus of LPU I would be sharing the eligibility criteria of the B.Pharma at LPU. To get admission you should have passed with 60% marks in 12th class (with English Physics Chemis

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4 years ago
Minimum Percentage of 50% to 60% in the relevant graduation course (like B.Ed).

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I am complete my B.Sc. Maths can I eligible for MCA.

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Asked by Rajeshwar
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4 years ago
The candidate must have pursued a Bachelors degree in BCA or equivalent.

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The candidate must have pursued a Bachelors degree in BCA or equivalent.

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The candidate must have pursued a Bachelors degree in BCA or equivalent.

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Is this course of 3 years or 4? What is the fee structure?

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Asked by Kusha
Swapnaneel Bhuiya
4 years ago
Those who wish to become professional horticulturists must pursue a B.Sc. Horticulture course. It is a three-year full-time undergraduate course that is divided into six semesters. . The course has many aspects borrowed from Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Genetic Engineering and other fields. It'

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
4 years ago
Those who wish to become professional horticulturists must pursue a B.Sc. Horticulture course. It is a three-year full-time undergraduate course that is divided into six semesters. . The course has many aspects borrowed from Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Genetic Engineering and other fields.

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4 years ago
Better have more than 80% in 12thboards from a recognized boards, so that you may get placed in nice colleges.

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