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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Niraj,
Firstly, admissions to colleges in TN is restricted to domiciles of that state only. Secondly, I want to bring to your notice that in India there are hardly any jobs for Aeronautical engineers. Thirdly as per report of HRD ministry, almost 50% fresh engineers did not get placed. Why go for any engineering then? I would advise you to think of doing three years AME course. Lots of opportunities of placements. Think over it.
Firstly, admissions to colleges in TN is restricted to domiciles of that state only. Secondly, I want to bring to your notice that in India there are hardly any jobs for Aeronautical engineers. Thirdly as per report of HRD ministry, almost 50% fresh engineers did not get placed. Why go for any engineering then? I would advise you to think of doing three years AME course. Lots of opportunities of placements. Think over it.
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Divya Mishra
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Kindly clarify your question. Are you a graduate? In case you are not, then you can not pursuing a Master's course.
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Shikher jainStudent
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Yes, if qualified in chemistry entrance exam, then it is allowed to choose chemistry during counselling.
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Arpit DongreMaturity is when you realize nothing is permanent
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If you want to take admission in good institutes, then you have to follow there procedure. In some states, the PPT exam are also conducted every year. In which college you want to take admission, and visit their official website for more information.
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Priyanka Panchalpeaceful
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No, if you want to do M.Sc. in Chemistry, then maths is not necessary at all. If you are a student of science stream, then you are eligible to do M.Sc. in Chemistry.
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Nikhil GargFUTURE ENGINEER
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For physics and chemistry
^ Pradeep Publisher
^Dinesh Publisher
^Modern Publisher
^ HC Verma
^NCERT Textbook
^NCERT Exemplar Problems
For Mathematics
^RD Sharma
^ Dinesh
^ NCERT EXEMPLAR AND TEXTBOOK. These are some of the books which are generally preferred by students. It is not important to go through all of the books but the main aim is only to clear all your concepts. Apart from these solving last 10-20 year's question papers are also useful. Best of luck.
^ Pradeep Publisher
^Dinesh Publisher
^Modern Publisher
^ HC Verma
^NCERT Textbook
^NCERT Exemplar Problems
For Mathematics
^RD Sharma
^ Dinesh
^ NCERT EXEMPLAR AND TEXTBOOK. These are some of the books which are generally preferred by students. It is not important to go through all of the books but the main aim is only to clear all your concepts. Apart from these solving last 10-20 year's question papers are also useful. Best of luck.
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8 years agoI am a B.Sc biology and chemistry student & want to do M.Sc in surgical oncology MS, is it possible?
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Sujata Dewan
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M. Ch. Surgical Oncology Eligibility
- Doctors who have completed their master's degree or equivalent are eligible to apply to this course. - Some of the very reputed institutes conduct entrance examination for admission.
- Doctors who have completed their master's degree or equivalent are eligible to apply to this course. - Some of the very reputed institutes conduct entrance examination for admission.
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Leena Agarwal
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Your percentage in 12th?
Admission is based on the aggregate marks in 10+2 and individual marks in concerned subjects.
Selection parameters and weightages will be as follows:
10+2 marks- 60% aggregate and 40% of (Maths & Physics taken together)
Please check the given link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-hons-in-physics-the-heritage-college-kolkata-282260
Admission is based on the aggregate marks in 10+2 and individual marks in concerned subjects.
Selection parameters and weightages will be as follows:
10+2 marks- 60% aggregate and 40% of (Maths & Physics taken together)
Please check the given link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-hons-in-physics-the-heritage-college-kolkata-282260
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