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Rishab Vasista

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Hi Ankit,
There are multiple universities who accept an entrance exam known as JAM, it is held by IIT-Karaghpur this year and if you get a good score, you will get a chance to join IITs. On the other hand, the University of Pune is offering their own entrance exam. This university has a centre known as IUCA (Inter University Centre for Astrophysics). The professors from IUCA come and teach M.Sc classes (it's written on the website of IUCA). You can look into this option if you want to pursue your career in astrophysics. Other researcher institutes offer another exam known as JEST you can apply for that and get into IIA (Indian Institut
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer

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Those who opted for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology in 10+2 examination can pursue this course. A candidate should clear the minimum cut-off marks designated by the respective university.

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Varun dixit

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In my opinion B.Com+MBA will be the best option for anyone because MBA provides courses which include core curriculum of subjects such as accounting, economics, marketing and operations.
Some schools require MBA candidates who have completed their internship from a company or an organization which can lead to concrete job opportunities after the programme. Follow your own path and you have also done B.Com so you already have some knowledge of taxation and economics. In my point of view, you should do MBA along with an internship.

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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer

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The information that I could gather, is no college is offering this branch for B.Sc. There may be, you need to change the place and perhaps better would be to think of engineering in this subject rather than B.Sc.

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Ashish Kumarfsociety

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You need to focus on the syllabus of exam for class 12th, you just appeared. There are 150 questions comprising of 50 from each P, C&M concluding to a maximum mark of 450. If you are good at scoring 222, you'll get BHU.
Prepare well, solve questions and also theoretical questions in Science field and you'll make it to BHU. There's no need to go beyond the syllabus, what is asked in board exams for class 12th, and if you need more assistance you can purchase an entrance book which comes in cover as BHU UETB. Sc. Math entrance by any of the publication. You can also search the papers of last year entrance exams which are availed on bhuonl
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Ashish Kumarfsociety

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Ankit JeeJust want to share my knowledge with everyone

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Yes, you can get admission. You just need to find out the best colleges for this and their fess structure.

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Prachi PolMaking History...

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Undertaking the B.Sc. (Hons. ). Applied Science through the Learning at Work Partnership Degree Programme allows you to study for a university degree without leaving your job. This degree provides you with the opportunity to demonstrate the application of scientific knowledge in the workplace. What is special about this course? B.Sc. (Hons) Applied Science is a new degree offering skills and practical experience in subjects including biology, chemistry, laboratory practice and instrumentation, and focuses on recent advances in a range of scientific fields. You will learn a range of laboratory techniques used in disciplines such as Micr
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Sushant Sharma

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Hi, Admissions are closed for most of the colleges. It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials for detailed information. Thanks.

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Sourav Anand

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If you are taking admission in the same university, then you need not to take out the migration and submit it again.

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