B.Sc

I was asked the identical question during my MBA admissions interview, and here is how I responded:
"No one is taking away my education from the final four years of my B.Sc. I've been captivated by IBA's reputation and renown as the greatest business school in the country, and I'd like to pursue an MBA degree for the following two reasons:
To get an understanding of the commercial side of things, something I was not taught throughout my B.Sc. Courses
To meet bright fresh brilliant individuals from all backgrounds and so develop a strong network that will benefit me for the rest of my life. To obtain professional grooming, which would undoubtedly provide me an advantage in today's competitive job market. "
Then they questioned me what I meant by clever individuals (as I indicated in my second point)! I managed to give them a compelling explanation, albeit I can't remember what it was! Nonetheless, the conclusion of my interview was positive.

The B.Sc in Physical Science is offered with specializations in physics, mathematics, or chemistry.
1. Top colleges at DU, such as Hindu College, offer a B.Sc in Physical Science (Chemistry).
2. There are numerous opportunities available after completing a B.Sc in Physical Science at DU.
3. Both the M.Sc and PhD levels are available for advanced study in physical Science.
4. You can have the opportunity to work in multiple domains, such as an atmospheric scientist, hydrologist, or geoscientist.
5. Since Delhi University is one of the top colleges in India, your degree is recognised for work as an assistant researcher.
6. You can become a professor at a top university in your B.Sc specialisation.