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Om KatheIT Engineer,Writer,Anchor, Syaahi Chapter Head
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From my opinion, B.Tech is having lots of scope Now a days. If you gi for B.Tech then you can do a job or you can start your own business. But in B.Sc, there are very few jobs. Government job vacancies are less in Science fields. So, you have to go for B.Tech. Best if luck for your future and if there's any query, feel free to ask.
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Anant OjhaThe surreal saint rockstar
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Hi, The minimum marks needed are 40% if you are from Vadodara, 50% if you are from other district of Gujarat, and 60% if you are from other states. There are no specified cut-off marks. The admission is merit based and the marks vary for the various fields. The subjects offered are- Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Geology, Geography and Zoology. The dates are out. Best of luck.
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Admissions are based on merit out of the applications received and shortlisted. At present Integrated M.Sc computer science course is not offered.
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Manik Bhatnagar
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Hi, Every college is different and hence there admission criteria also varies. Please confirm the university name in which you want to enroll for more detailed information. Regards.
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Manik Bhatnagar
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Hi,
For B.Sc. in any of the disciplines mentioned above the basic eligibility is a pass at the +2 level (Karnataka PUC / ISC / CBSE / NIOS / IGCSE / IB) with an aggregate of 50% marks from any recognized Board in India or abroad
It is compulsory to have studied Mathematics at Class XII level.
Candidates who are writing the +2 examinations in March-May 2018 can also apply with their class X
Note: It is compulsory to have studied any two subjects (Biotechnology, Chemistry and Zoology) at Class XII level, in case applying for Biotechnology/Chemistry/Zoology course.
Admission for management quota has not been disclosed online. It would be recom
For B.Sc. in any of the disciplines mentioned above the basic eligibility is a pass at the +2 level (Karnataka PUC / ISC / CBSE / NIOS / IGCSE / IB) with an aggregate of 50% marks from any recognized Board in India or abroad
It is compulsory to have studied Mathematics at Class XII level.
Candidates who are writing the +2 examinations in March-May 2018 can also apply with their class X
Note: It is compulsory to have studied any two subjects (Biotechnology, Chemistry and Zoology) at Class XII level, in case applying for Biotechnology/Chemistry/Zoology course.
Admission for management quota has not been disclosed online. It would be recom
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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You can take admission there on merit basis.
The Office of Admission and Financial Aid aims to enroll talented students from all across India and the World. We follow a need blind admissions policy where gifted aspirants from diverse backgrounds are evaluated purely on the merit of their application profile and high achieving students are offered generous financial support.
The Office of Admission and Financial Aid aims to enroll talented students from all across India and the World. We follow a need blind admissions policy where gifted aspirants from diverse backgrounds are evaluated purely on the merit of their application profile and high achieving students are offered generous financial support.
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Master of Technology In nanotechnology is a 2-year post-graduate programme provided for specialisation in nanotechnology. Any candidate with an undergraduate degree in engineering or technology can apply for this course. Admission into this course can be obtained by appearing for entrance exam like GATE. A nanotechnologist can easily find lucrative career opportunities in the following fields,
1. Agriculture
2. Environment industry
3. Food and Beverage
4. Genetics
5. Bio-technology
6. Forensic Science. M.Sc. Nanotechnology is better than forensic Science. An master graduate in nanotechnology can go for a job in forensic field but the op
Master of Technology In nanotechnology is a 2-year post-graduate programme provided for specialisation in nanotechnology. Any candidate with an undergraduate degree in engineering or technology can apply for this course. Admission into this course can be obtained by appearing for entrance exam like GATE. A nanotechnologist can easily find lucrative career opportunities in the following fields,
1. Agriculture
2. Environment industry
3. Food and Beverage
4. Genetics
5. Bio-technology
6. Forensic Science. M.Sc. Nanotechnology is better than forensic Science. An master graduate in nanotechnology can go for a job in forensic field but the op
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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It is really good to see your enthusiasm towards National Cadet Corps. I can assure you that you won't regret your decision of joining NCC ever!
To get all the benefits of NCC ( in jobs, scholarships etc. ), you need to be a C certificate holder, which you will get after successful completion of three years in NCC and also clearing the B certificate exam in the second year of NCC. As B.Sc. Course lasts for three years and you are already in your third year of graduation, you will be able to enjoy NCC for one year only. To continue your journey with NCC, you will have to take up admission in another course of duration atleast 2 years or
To get all the benefits of NCC ( in jobs, scholarships etc. ), you need to be a C certificate holder, which you will get after successful completion of three years in NCC and also clearing the B certificate exam in the second year of NCC. As B.Sc. Course lasts for three years and you are already in your third year of graduation, you will be able to enjoy NCC for one year only. To continue your journey with NCC, you will have to take up admission in another course of duration atleast 2 years or
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