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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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If you get into the likes of IIT you should do it here, similarly pursue your course abroad if it is one of the top ranked. Obviously studying your master's abroad is better but only from a reputed university as you will be exposed to many opportunities and also research activities in Physics have wider scope. The decision is yours to make. Best of luck

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Aarti Singh

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Ruwaif, B.Sc or Bachelor of Science is a three years undergraduate level course divided into three main papers and that mainly concerns in developing different merit students for established careers in many sectors that can be ranging from Government based to private based, even software as well as production based industry offers loads of opportunities.
B.Tech or Bachelor in Technology is a four years undergraduate level course divided in eight semesters, with the duration of each semesters spanning to roughly six months. The course is designed to lay importance to the application part of the knowledge and thus lays stress on practice
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Amit Prasad

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It would be good if you opt for B.Sc. in agriculture from Chandigarh University.

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chandan kasuladeviit is competitive world run for life

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Civil engineering would be better.

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Sumit BaraPlan, work, chase, achieve. Simple.

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Hi,
If your aim is UPSC, then why are you worrying to get into a IIIT or a NIT? Take up B.Sc and prepare for UPSC.

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