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Anushka JhaSincerity at its top!
Guide-Level 12
Nothing is tough if you study hard.
But of course, B.Tech has very vast syllabus.
It is a 4 year course.
But, regarding future scope B.Tech in biotechnology is better.
But of course, B.Tech has very vast syllabus.
It is a 4 year course.
But, regarding future scope B.Tech in biotechnology is better.
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Abhijit SinghLot's of things I have to know.
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If you do B.Sc with chemistry, then you have to give 12 papers of chemistry and 2 papers of Math, so you need math in class 12th to do in B.Sc level.
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Anushka JhaSincerity at its top!
Guide-Level 12
B.Tech would be a much better option than B.Sc.
You should opt for B.Tech in biotechnology.
Good luck.
You should opt for B.Tech in biotechnology.
Good luck.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
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Dear Rupesh, in the current scenario both have got equal or more or less opportunities. What is your interest basically, think and then take decision. MBA will help you out to settle down immediately in the life.
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Abhijit SinghLot's of things I have to know.
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B.Ed is good career option but you have to pass out from reputed university. You have to study 8hr in a day for better results.
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Abhijit SinghLot's of things I have to know.
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B.Sc in zoology is not for below average students.
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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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