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shreyas chopra

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There is no surety, many students have faced this whereas many students have benefited. It depends on the confidence you have in the answers that you have given.

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Mir Noaman Ali

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Hi Gaurav,
Yes, you are still eligible for MBA at FMS Delhi with your year gap after 12th.

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Twinkle Chopra

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Hello,
There are many career options available after doing 12th with science stream. The engineering and medicine are the most dominating career options everyone knows about it.
But except these two, there are a gulf of career choices one would have like if you have math then you may go for architecture after appearing for NATA exam, you can also go for pharmacy course B.Pharm, you can also go for law exam also you can go for Defense exams and many more are the choice.

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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem

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You are from commerce background so take admission for BCA because you can't take admission for BCS or BE computer as you are from commerce background not from science so take admission for BCA after completing your BCA, take admission in MCA.

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subhasish debroy

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Yes, indeed Diploma in pharmacy is a good option. But it is always a better option to pursue a Bachelor's degree in pharmacy. Wider scope in terms of job potential.Also, the scope of higher study is there. Best wishes!

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Akshat Raj

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There is no set percentage, you can play around with Shiksha's call predictor. Just try and do the best you can in every exam as your knowledge of the required percentage doesn't ensure you that you will get it. Just work smart and hard.

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Antara PaulHappy to help all : )

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You can pursue B.Sc maths and then M.Sc and then if you want you can go for research.

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