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Nitin Kumar Sharma
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If you cannot attend regular classes then you can take admission in any of open university, i.e. IGNOU or other distance education university. In that case, you will have the option of weekend classes or classes by your choice.
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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST
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Yes, you can pursue B.Tech after clearing the compartment exam.
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Ashish Kumarfsociety
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I hope this link will help you:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/north-eastern-regional-institute-of-science-and-technology/nerist-entrance-exam
https://www.shiksha.com/university/north-eastern-regional-institute-of-science-and-technology/nerist-entrance-exam
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6 years agoWhat about the B.Tech course when we pursue a 5 year integrated course in chemistry from NIT, Patna?
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Aditya,
When a student opts for integrated 5 years M.Sc in an IIT or NIT then the student is giving away his choice of B.Tech in that Institute. This is so since you have chosen M.Sc in one of the Science subjects and not B.Tech in that particular institute. Hence if you have chosen M.Sc as your choice in a five-year integrated course then obviously you cannot think of getting any B.Tech degree.
Best wishes for your M.Sc.
When a student opts for integrated 5 years M.Sc in an IIT or NIT then the student is giving away his choice of B.Tech in that Institute. This is so since you have chosen M.Sc in one of the Science subjects and not B.Tech in that particular institute. Hence if you have chosen M.Sc as your choice in a five-year integrated course then obviously you cannot think of getting any B.Tech degree.
Best wishes for your M.Sc.
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Anjali Sharma
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I think peter sykes-reaction mechanism is the best book for organic chemistry.
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Mohit Sood
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Hi Twi, The fee structure of IIT college is (master of Science) 36,000/- IIT college provides 100% Tuition Fee waiver for SC/ST/PH candidates. And full remission of the Tuition Fee for General & OBC students whose family income is less than Rs.1 Lacs per annum. And 2/3 tuition fee of GEN/OBC their family income 1lakh to 5 Lacs. Hope this helps u!
Thanks:). .
Thanks:). .
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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When you are weak in a particular subject, please, rectify your problems. You need not alter your plans. But, work better for more satisfactory results.
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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor
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Hi Sofia,
You need to do full time M.Sc in chemistry as these subjects are accompanied by practicals, i.e. lab work, which you won't be able to manage if you are doing a part time course.
You need to do full time M.Sc in chemistry as these subjects are accompanied by practicals, i.e. lab work, which you won't be able to manage if you are doing a part time course.
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