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Smridhi BhambriTrying to give directions to aspirants .

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According to my point of view, you should call or visit your desired college and discuss about it directly.

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Harshal HireHey Hi friends...I'm professional blogger.

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I would suggest you CSE as the world is growing rapidly and so is the technology. You have completed class 12th, you can join CSE or BCA.
All the best.

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subhasish debroy

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Dear,
Minimum eligibility criteria for civil services is graduation from any UGC recognised university. So, after B.Sc, you are very much eligible to appear for civil service exam. Suitability depends on one's interest and skills for in-depth study towards the subject taken in under graduation level.
Best wishes.

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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS

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Hi Nizam,
University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Saskatchewan, University of Windsor, University of Saskatchewan, University of Saskatchewan, York University, Carleton University are some of the famous universities for Biotechnology. Please check their websites for program details and admission requirements.

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Anushka JhaSincerity at its top!

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Your aggregate is low but still you can opt for M.Sc and after that, pursue teaching as your career.
You can become PO in bank after qualifying the test.
Good luck.

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Vikash Ranjan

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There are a lot of misconceptions and confusions among students when it comes to choosing B.Sc or B.Tech after 12th.
A common misconception is B.Tech (engineering) is better than B.Sc (pure science), while a few confident students stick to B.Sc as their career goals are clear.
Some feel B.Tech is tough and they won't be able to perform up to the expected level, while others feel B.Sc is way too easy.
To remove this confusion and misconceptions, we look a the different aspects, scope, difficulty level, career prospects etc., involved in these two courses and may be help you in choosing either B.Sc or B.Tech.

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