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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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Yes, you can pursue B.Sc with Hons in Psychology. But that is called Psychiatry, not Psychology. The field of Psychiatry is rooted with medical Science. You'll easily land yourself a job at any Mental Asylum, or Hospital seeking medical specialists in Psychiatry.

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Almas QURESHI

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If you want to achieve something you have to face a lot of difficulties. If you think that you have selected a wrong stream, you can change it but after that you can not make any excuses. Once you choose it, you have to face all the challenges that comes in way.

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Abhay kumar

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You can pursue B.Sc, and prepare for NEET 2017 along with it. It is up to you.

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Karuna Jain

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Students who have passed 10+2 board examination (any stream- science, commerce or arts) are eligible to pursue this course. Minimum marks criteria may exist in case of some institutes (usually around 50% aggregate marks).
If you have the above eligibility then you may take admission in B.Sc in animation.

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niharika patilgirls compare, women empower:D

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It depends on the stream you are from. If you are from science stream then it won't be a problem, but commerce or arts stream students are not advised to take up this course.

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Debajit Chandra

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You should opt for B.Tech in CSE. It has better scope.

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Debajit Chandra

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Interesting question - please refer to below link:
https://www.google.co.in/about/careers/

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Richa Raghawan

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If you are passionate about designing field, then opting interior designing is not a bad choice. But, if you are opting the field just out of curiosity, then I must tell you that interior designing demands a lot of detailing and concentration along with the hard work. It will take 4 to 5 years to get a high paying job after the course.

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