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Manik Bhatnagar

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Hi,
Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2. Candidates must obtain 65% marks as a minimum average in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Please refer the link below for more detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/jadavpur-university-Kolkata-19992.

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Suchita Mantri

Contributor-Level 6

For admission in B.Sc in Biotechnology the eligibility criteria is to have 55% in your class 12 examination in a board recognised by Vidyapith.
Furthermore you should have opted for biology as a subject in your class 12.
There is no entrance exam for B.Sc in biotechnology.
Here is the link to Universtiy's website for the official eligibility criteria decided by the university:
http://www.banasthali.org/banasthali/wcms/en/home/admissions/highereducation/index.html
Hope this helps :)

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Parth Shah

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It depends on the state and university, but yes, mostly, all the B.Sc admission are based on 12th results.

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Priyanka Singhal

Contributor-Level 9

Hi Niharika!
You can fill the application forms by following this link http://www.ranchiuniversity.ac.in/2014-03-31-05-31-12/application-form.html.

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Daksh Ahuja

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Yes, you can go for B.Sc. IT after your 12th with commerce as eligibility criteria for pursuing B.Sc IT in most of the top universities is pass with 50% marks in 12th class and you might have to qualify some entrance test. It will be advisable if you do your degree from a well known university and that provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding exposure and professional enhancement training. I am enlisting some of the top universities for your help:
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Anik Verma

Guide-Level 14

Hi Rahul,
There is no prescribed syllabus for the entrance exam. You can refer some of the entrance exam books for more detailed information on the pattern of the exam.
Regards.

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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian

Contributor-Level 10

No entrance exam. Wow, that is shocking. Are you afraid of entrances? See, there are private colleges which you can take admission upon donation or paying extra money, no need to give exams. But if you really want to pursue your career in a good college then entrances are must. This is to filter out candidates. Government colleges is hard or impossible to get without entrance. You can try for private colleges.
Good Luck.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

I would prefer a B.Tech over a B.Sc. Owing to the following reasons:
I) B.Tech will give you a technical hand which is highly preferred by companies. A technical person is supposed to tackle problems with ease. Ii)B.Tech will give you more salary in any firm or company. B.Sc. Person will get comparatively lower salary. Iii) The syllabus of B.Sc. Is vast and it is far more then B.Tech syllabus. So if you are a decent student, you will do great in engineering. Iv) You have more career options available after B.Tech. The options after B.Sc. Are limited. V) You have an opportunity of foreign placements through B.Tech while simple B.Sc. Will
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

Guide-Level 13

In combination, you cannot get any college because you can complete your graduation in a single field from all of these either in physics or chemistry or maths.
All three could not be available in B.Sc combined. But, yes, if you take B.Sc maths, there would be combination of physics and maths both.
Hope it helps you.
Thanks

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