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If I have a back in B.Sc and I clear the entrance in BHU for M.Sc, can I get admission?
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Asked by Soumya
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7 years ago
You can obviously opt for B.Sc, but it won't help you like you are expecting. First, the reason you may think few days later that the subject you opted is nice, you will try not to avoid it and will read in detail which may affect your preparation for JEE. Secondly, you have to read the three paper
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Which colleges can I get with 46 percentile (50 marks) in MBA-CET 2019 other than Nagpur colleges?
74 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Adesh

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7 years ago
Hello!
It's impossible to get an admission at that low score anywhere in Maharashtra since the cutoff of all top-ranked colleges is generally 80+ percentile for their PGDM programs (99+ for MMS). I'd suggest you reappear for CET and other exams and aim for a much higher score. Good luck!
It's impossible to get an admission at that low score anywhere in Maharashtra since the cutoff of all top-ranked colleges is generally 80+ percentile for their PGDM programs (99+ for MMS). I'd suggest you reappear for CET and other exams and aim for a much higher score. Good luck!
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Can I became a pilot by studying B.Sc aviation instead of aeronautical engineering?
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Asked by Vishnu

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7 years ago
Hello Vishnu, I can understand the enthusiasm of yours in dreaming of becoming a commercial pilot. For becoming a pilot, one needs to join a flying school. For joining any flying school, minimum eligibility is 12th with PCM. So one need not be doing B.Sc. In aviation or engineering in Aeronautical b
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About Jaipur national university & it contains ag.B.Sc or not full details about it
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Asked by G.Sri

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7 years ago
Jaipur National University offers B.Sc Agriculture (Hons.) programme. The programme details are as under. School of Agricultural Sciences being a constituent college of Jaipur National University has started 4- year B.Sc (Agriculture). Hons. Degree course. The course involves the study of various di
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I have scored 58% B.Sc science. I want to work in web development. What options do I have?
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Asked by Vaibhav

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7 years ago
Degree programs offered in Computer Science include under-graduates courses like B.Sc and BCA. One can pursue a pass course or an honors programme in Computer Science in addition to other conventional Science subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Maths, M.Sc Computer Science. All the best.
New question posted•7 years ago
I am 3 year B.Sc from DDU, Gorakhpur and passed CS exam. How many marks required in aggregate required in maths to pass the exam?
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Asked by Soumya
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If I get 85-88%, can I get good government colleges for B.Sc?
54 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Santosh

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7 years ago
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Mostly colleges take entrance exam and accordingly take admission. So, it matters over the marks you got in there entrance exam. Class 12th marks is only the eligibility criteria for filling the entrance exam application form. However, some colleges such as DU of
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Mostly colleges take entrance exam and accordingly take admission. So, it matters over the marks you got in there entrance exam. Class 12th marks is only the eligibility criteria for filling the entrance exam application form. However, some colleges such as DU of
New answer posted•7 years ago
I had done B.Sc with chemistry, botany and zoology. Am I eligible for M.Sc agriculture course?
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Asked by Rishav

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7 years ago
M.Sc Agriculture: Eligibility
The candidate should have a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or Horticulture or Forestry from a recognized university in India. The candidate must also have passed the degree with minimum 50% marks.
The candidate should have a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or Horticulture or Forestry from a recognized university in India. The candidate must also have passed the degree with minimum 50% marks.
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