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rishika kumar
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Either go with teaching, research, or management. It completely depends on you.
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rishika kumar
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Either go with teaching, research, or management. It completely depends on you.
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CHANDAN KUMAR
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Physics, Chemistry and Biology is compulsory. And some college/university also ask GS and current affair. So, you need to go through this also for entrance exam.
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rishika kumar
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It completely depends upon the students intrest . According to the present scenario psychology is a better carrer option as zoology botany finally end up in teaching protection but by doing Phd in psychology you can get high paying jobs.
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rishika kumar
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If you want to select teaching as an option, you can go for Ph.D. or B.Ed. One more options is management courses like you can go for hospital management and related to that. All these jobs are high paying jobs.
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priyank sharma
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For pursuing B.Sc in CS/IT you need science stream in your 12th without it you are not eligible for B.Sc because B.Sc CS includes maths, computer and physics as main subjects.
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Rahma ShihabI'm a student who is studying in plus two science.
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In 12th, you should get 75 percentage. And for SC and ST, 65 percentage. Neet cut-off for OBC is 629-698 marks.
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Kanishk BarhanpurkarAlways looks for all-round development.
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As per me it is possible but the condition is that you should be thorough in the concepts of geophysics and then you should go for M.Sc in geophysics.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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No, you can't. It's mandatory to clear both practical and theoretical exam for B.Sc.
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