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Vinita Shinkar
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Hi,
Following are some of the colleges in Bhavnagar for B.Sc:
1. Sir P. Institute of Science Gijubhai Badheka Marg, Bhavnagar
2. Government arts college, Talaja
3. Smt. V. P. Kapadia Mahila Arts College
4. Smt. Jamunabehen Bhuta Arts College
5. Smt. Y. J. Doshi Arts and Commerce College.
Following are some of the colleges in Bhavnagar for B.Sc:
1. Sir P. Institute of Science Gijubhai Badheka Marg, Bhavnagar
2. Government arts college, Talaja
3. Smt. V. P. Kapadia Mahila Arts College
4. Smt. Jamunabehen Bhuta Arts College
5. Smt. Y. J. Doshi Arts and Commerce College.
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Arpita Singh
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Yes, why not. Go for IIT JAM. Prepare for it some months before the test and crack it up. Best of luck.
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Utkarsh Tripathi
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Selection to BE is done on the basis of JEE Main scores:
Admission to M.Tech in Polymer, Materials Science & Technology and Microelectronics and ME programme is done on the basis of CET PG conducted by the university. Admission to M.Tech in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology and Instrumentation is done on the basis of merit in the qualifying examination. Students who have passed Master's Degree in relevant discipline with minimum 55% marks (50% for the reserved category) are considered eligible to join M.Phil. And Ph.D. course. Admission to MS is done on the basis of NEET MS entrance examination. For M.A. candidate must pass Bachelor's degree
Admission to M.Tech in Polymer, Materials Science & Technology and Microelectronics and ME programme is done on the basis of CET PG conducted by the university. Admission to M.Tech in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology and Instrumentation is done on the basis of merit in the qualifying examination. Students who have passed Master's Degree in relevant discipline with minimum 55% marks (50% for the reserved category) are considered eligible to join M.Phil. And Ph.D. course. Admission to MS is done on the basis of NEET MS entrance examination. For M.A. candidate must pass Bachelor's degree
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Utkarsh Tripathi
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Admission to the course at some colleges and institutes offering B.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics is based on the candidate's performance in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the concerned university.
Admission to the course at some other colleges/ institutes, however, is based on the candidate's scores in the qualifying exam, i.e. classes X and XII. Subsequently, a merit list is prepared, based on which seats are allotted to the shortlisted candidates.
Admission to the course at some other colleges/ institutes, however, is based on the candidate's scores in the qualifying exam, i.e. classes X and XII. Subsequently, a merit list is prepared, based on which seats are allotted to the shortlisted candidates.
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Utkarsh Tripathi
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For filling online, candidates need to go to the administrator website of the concerned entrance exam and fill the requirements. After that, a print out of the completed form is to be taken out. The print out along with the obligatory documents and DD of specified amount are needed to be sent to the relevant exam body. For offline application, candidates need to get the form along with the brochure from the exam conducting body or from the designated centers and can finish the formality.
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Amrit Raj
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Hi Mangrola, you are eligible only, if you are pass in all the subjects. But you will not get a good college like MSU with this score. I will suggest you to go for any private colleges or any local colleges in your locality. In private colleges, you may take admission through management quota. Best of luck.
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Amrit Raj
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Hi,
As you have scored 33% in HSC, please make sure that you have whether pass or not, it is generally mentioned on the certificate. If you have passed (sometimes 30 marks only), then you will be eligible for B.Sc Chemistry honors. If not pass, then not eligible. Now, you should visit your local college in your locality to know more about the admissions.
But, chances are very low at Maharaja Sayajirao-Baroda.
Best of luck.
As you have scored 33% in HSC, please make sure that you have whether pass or not, it is generally mentioned on the certificate. If you have passed (sometimes 30 marks only), then you will be eligible for B.Sc Chemistry honors. If not pass, then not eligible. Now, you should visit your local college in your locality to know more about the admissions.
But, chances are very low at Maharaja Sayajirao-Baroda.
Best of luck.
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shikhar singhBuilding Digital Businesses.
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I am attaching a list of best colleges providing M.Sc. Courses in India. https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/top-10-bsc-msc-colleges-in-india-blogId-13473.
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