B.Sc

Hi Darpan,
For B.Sc in computer science you need to have qualified 12th board exams with mathematics, securing at least 60% and more marks in mathematics or a least of 55% marks in aggregate of four subjects and if you have studied physics, chemistry/computer science and mathematics in +2 then you will be offered a 5% of additional weightage in the best of four calculations.

No, CTET requires passed or appearing in either Diploma or full degree in teaching education.

Hi,
Fergusson College doesn't offer M.Sc in food safety but it has M.Sc in:
-Environmental Science
-Geology
-Microbiology
-Botany
-Physics
-Organic chemistry
-Biotechnology
-Biochemistry
-Analytical Chemistry
-Computer Science, etc.

Kindly visit this link:
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Yes you can take admission in 2nd year directly but you will have to fill the lateral entry form and you will have to be eligible for all the qualifications required for the second year lateral entry.

B.Sc and BE courses are undergraduate degree programs awarded to a student (by a university or college), who has completed an academic programme that lasts anywhere between three and five years. B.Sc is an abbreviation which stands for Bachelor of science. On the other hand, BE stands for Bachelor of engineering.

Tula's Institute is the best college to pursue B.Sc in agriculture. It is a private institute situated in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. To know more visit on https://tulas.edu.in/courses/bsc/

Hi Abhishek,
Everything depends on your interest. B.Sc food technology is better nowadays.there are few college who give you the opportunity in bachelor course of community science.hope you apply for them.