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Gaurav Kumar SinghEducationist & Carrer counselor

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Department of Physics at Chandigarh University is an absolute treasure chest of knowledge for students pursuing Physics as a field of study. Right from inception, the department has attracted faculty members with diversified expertise in the fields of Nuclear and Particle Physics Material Science, Electronics, Nanotechnology and Computational Physics. Highlights of M.Sc. Physics are:
Highly experienced faculty with a wealth of knowledge & experience
Rigorous training in theoretical concepts in various fields of study, and their applications by way of tutorials and assignments
well-equipped classrooms and laboratories for experiential lear
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I am highly satisfied by the ambiance and campus of Chandigarh University. It is absolutely positive and encouraging in every aspect. It is a perfect place for students from any state or city. It won't take them very long to get along with the culture of Chandigarh University. Apart from this, the very important thing is that Chandigarh University is NAAC A+ graded, which in itself is a very meaningful and significant thing. Chandigarh University is the best place if you are looking for good learning, amazing experience, and worthy placements. If you are someone ambitious trying to push your limits by having a good environment around y
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During a time when India is getting more into promoting local and domestic companies and Indian startups, doing an MBA in International Business won't be a good idea. I would suggest you look for more futuristic and dynamic courses like MBA in Business Analytics, Strategic Human Resource Management, Banking and Financial Engineering, etc. These courses have a wide scope in future and are applicable in all kinds of industries. You can check these programmes offered by Chandigarh University in industry collaboration with IBM, Society of Human Resource, FLIP and Tally respectively. Chandigarh University is a private university situated in
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Gaurav Kumar SinghEducationist & Carrer counselor

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Yes, Chandigarh University is undoubtedly the best one for opting Bsc in Biotechnology.
Chandigarh University has attained NAAC A+ grade and offers bachelors and masters degree in Biotech to its students accompanied with practical knowledge and research oriented learning.
It offers a very good placement package, though student can get placed in govt as well as private sector.
Talking about the faculty then chandigarh University has the best faculty having good experience of research and industrial fields and have command to their particular subjects.
It provides regular interaction with International Expert Faculties as guest lecture and s
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Elisir M

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First of all if you are interested in B.Sc. Nursing choose Science stream else it would be difficult for you to get admission in the nursing colleges.

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Elisir M

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Yes, you can but for that purpose please look at the eligibility criteria provided by the nursing council of NZ.

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Elisir M

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Yes, you can but you have to satisfy the other criteria as well.

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Elisir M

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Depends on you, if you feel that you can deal with people I. e the patients, then opt for nursing and if you like to work avoiding, any direct interaction with the patients then pharmacy is the one you should choose. But for both the cases you need to have a good base in Bio and Chem.

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