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Balwinder KaurSuccess is an old ABC:ability, break, courage

Contributor-Level 7

After class 12th, you should do BCA. As today era is era of technology so BCA graduates are in great demand in the market. Now a days, computer is used in every field so there is big demand of computer specialists in the market. You will get a very good job after BCA.
If you do B.Sc non medical, then you have to do Masters degree for a good job.
So doing BCA will be more beneficial than that of B.Sc.
I hope my answer will help you.

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2016-06-29 15:18:48

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Balwinder KaurSuccess is an old ABC:ability, break, courage

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There are many master courses available if you are interested in mathematics and physics.
You can do
M.Sc in atmospheric Science and
M.Sc environmental Science
M.Sc in maths and computing
M.Sc Nano physics
etc.

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2016-06-29 12:22:32

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2016-06-29 12:21:08

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Himanshu Rao

Guide-Level 11

Hi,
There are many higher studies options for those who have pursued M.Sc. in Computer Science. Higher studies will help the students to get placed in better positions and will improve their remuneration. Some of those options are given below:
M.Phil in Computer Science
Ph.D in Computer Science
Ph.D in Computer Science and Applications
Ph.D in Computer and Information Science
M.Tech in Computer Science (various streams)
Other Certification Courses after M.Sc in Computer Science
A few certification courses after post-graduation in Computer Science are listed below:
Certificate Course in Personal Computer Software
Certificate Course in Computing
Ce
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2016-06-29 12:20:02

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Renuka RanaCommunity Manager

Guide-Level 12

The scientific study of fossils is called Paleontology.
The Science you speak of is generally referred to as Paleontology- literally the study of old bones, as it is concerned with fossils. If one is dealing with Human fossils- such as Neanderthal relics, one might consult fossil anthropologists- such as the late Dr. Leakey. There is a distinction between anthropologists who study extinct societies- like the famous Margaret Mead, and those who study and theorize about the ancestors of man. As fossils are quite incomplete( this is true with animal remains, also- and some body parts, as we know, do not fossilize). There is a good deal of
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2016-06-29 11:33:07

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Himanshu Rao

Guide-Level 11

There will be 4 theory courses and 2 lab courses.
For Theory:
1).Mathematical Physics (By H.K. Das/Murray Speigel/ Kreyzig)
Kreyzig is more advanced book.
2).Mechnics (By Daniel Keppner)
3).Technical Writing And Communication In English
4).Chemistry (For 1st semester only)
For Lab courses Get Geeta Sanon (Mother of Actress Kriti Sanon)You will be in peace for 3 years regarding your lab and experiments.
If U are free and want to try something new then get the mechanics book by Daniel Kleppner.Start from Special Relativity (One that made Einstein famous) .Everything is crystal clear in book and Its like Daniel Kleppner himself teaching you every
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2016-06-29 11:03:16

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

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Dear Naga Mahesh,
This year already ICET is over. For coming year you have to prepare. Start now onwards, follow the books like RS Agarwal for aptitude, Wren and martin for English grammar and vocabulary and follow news papers regularly. This would enough possible take some coaching with TIMES. All the best.

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2016-06-29 10:35:31

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

Scholar-Level 16

Anjali Pillai,
No problem you can join MBA, but prepare for CAT/MAT and other entrance exams like MAH-CET etc. so that you secure your admission into MBA. Fee structure varies from business school to business school. Iit depends upon your affordability. All the best.

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2016-06-29 10:34:02

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ananya sharmastudent

Contributor-Level 8

Hi,
There are various options available before you after completing B.Sc. but I am going to suggest you which is worthy:
1. Go for M.Sc. : Only Bachelor's degree is not going to give you ample of opportunities but with master's you can get more ,But on a serious not M.Sc. is also not enough ,you have to Pursue M.Sc. + PhD.
Doing M.Sc. from any of the university is worthy?
No, do M.Sc. from a well-organized university or from IIT. For getting admission in IIT for M.Sc., IIT JAM entrance exam is conducted, I don't think you are aware of it.
Visit the below link to know about IIT JAM Exam:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/pattern-marking-cutoff-for-i
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