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Yes, Hansraj has got the best faculty for botany in Delhi University. I myself is a student of Hansraj College and believe me, Hansraj is the best for botany.
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If "Not Good" in class 12th means, your less interest in PCM/Non-Medical, then I shall suggest against doing B.Sc. In case you want to improve your grades and have been good at Non-Medical, then you may pursue B.Sc.
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Which is a better option among B.Sc in biotech or B.Sc in physics?
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Asked by Bami

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8 years ago
It depends on your interest. If you are good in physics, then go for B.Sc. Physics.
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Is maths compulsory for best of four for B.Sc in microbiology?
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Asked by Ishita
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I am having PCB as my stream, can I take B.Sc (H) in chemistry as my undergraduate course?
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When will the admissions begin at Poornaprajna College for B.Sc (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics)?
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8 years ago
Well, B.Sc Biotechnology is also one amongst the traditional courses, but yes it is definitely a good course. However, when you measure the same with Law it definitely is beyond comparison, as both have different implications on career. However, Law as a course has gained much popularity in the past
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What should I do after 12th if my aim is to crack UPSC exam? I am thinking to opt for B.Sc mathematics.
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Asked by Nikita

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8 years ago
Hi,
First of all, I would make it very clear that there is no quota as such for any stream or student for UPSC exam. The only reservations available are with regard to general regulations, as per constitution. Next is up to you. You may take any stream of your choice. What you need to focus is to kno
First of all, I would make it very clear that there is no quota as such for any stream or student for UPSC exam. The only reservations available are with regard to general regulations, as per constitution. Next is up to you. You may take any stream of your choice. What you need to focus is to kno
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I am currently in 12th. What is the procedure to take admission in TIFR for B.Sc physics?
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Asked by Ashutosh

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8 years ago
You should visit this link:
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I have full knowledge of computer science but I don't have 12th certificate. Can I pursue Bachelors course?
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Asked by Aarti

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8 years ago
Yes, he or she can get admission for B.Tech. But, for that you have to do Diploma of 2 years in same branch you want, then after Diploma course, you can directly get admission in 2nd year in same branch.