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SHIVANT KUMAR PANDEYI am a Full Stack Developer.
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Motilal Nehru National Institute of TechnologyAllahabad, Uttar Pradesh
National Institute of Technology, Arunachal PradeshArunachal Pradesh
Indian Institute of Science, BangloreBanglore, Bengaluru, Karnataka
National Institute of Technology, CalicutCalicut, Kerela
National Institute of Technology, DurgapurDurgapur, West Bengal
National Institute of Technology, HamirpurHamirpur, Himachal Pradesh
Malviya National Institute of Technology, JaipurJaipur, Rajasthan
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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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shikhar singhBuilding Digital Businesses.
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Maths is there in computer science engineering in first 3-4 semesters. Physics and chemistry are taught during the 1st year only.
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Nikhil GargFUTURE ENGINEER
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Yes, physics, chemistry are included in the paper-2 (general aptitude) of NDA exam. Best of luck.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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B.Tech is good but if you perform better in academics. But scope after B.Sc from DU is good at present. So, it only depends on your capability which branch will you select. Best of luck.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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PCM must be greater than 75% then only you are eligible for BITS.
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Anjali Sharma
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Refer the following link:
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
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Hello Rinky,
At present, M.Sc degree holders in physics, chemistry, mathematics are high in demand. An M.Sc degree holder can work in both government and private sectors. An M.Sc degree holder can work in various fields like education, defense, public sector, automotive and aerospace industries, healthcare, materials, technology, computing, energy and information technology. Here is the list of job domains:
Banks
Railways
Teaching
Research
ISRO
BHEL
BAARC, etc.
At present, M.Sc degree holders in physics, chemistry, mathematics are high in demand. An M.Sc degree holder can work in both government and private sectors. An M.Sc degree holder can work in various fields like education, defense, public sector, automotive and aerospace industries, healthcare, materials, technology, computing, energy and information technology. Here is the list of job domains:
Banks
Railways
Teaching
Research
ISRO
BHEL
BAARC, etc.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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Yes, you can but you need to keep in mind that you need dedication for MBBS because there is very tough competition in that field. You can prepare by taking coaching too. It would be easier to go for BA or MS course, which has comparatively less competition, but if you can setup your own clinic then sky is the limit and you can earn more than in MBBS.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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You chances of cracking medical entrance examination are definitely higher after B.Sc. You are advised to apply for medical entrance exams to fulfill your dream of becoming a doctor. However, if you do not make it to medical now, you may revisit your decision and opt for an alternate career option.
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