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rahul r
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You will have to apply to the college directly through authorized channels to be eligible for admission. You can also apply online, registration from will be available at the college website. Basic eligibility for this course is that candidate should have cleared their B.Sc in chemistry with a minimum of 40% pass marks. Regards.
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Animesh Wadhwa
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Good morning dear,
Yes, of course. Anyone who has Master's degree with UGC recognised University or any lther equivalent institute like AICTE etc. may apply for NET.
Thanks and all the best.
Yes, of course. Anyone who has Master's degree with UGC recognised University or any lther equivalent institute like AICTE etc. may apply for NET.
Thanks and all the best.
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arsha arshMedical aspirant
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Sure, nowadays, many colleges provide B.Sc, B.Ed courses. For that, you need to give entrance exam. In Assam, we have B.Sc. B.Ed programme in TEZPUR University and Assam University. Tezpur university form fill up is going on. You may visit (tezu.Ernet.Nic.In).
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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B.Tech in chemical engineering has lot of scope as compared to B.Sc. in Chemistry but scope in chemical engineering open only when you completed your B.Tech from decent college. So, follow the link provided below and check good college and their review, placement detail, Faculty member ratio, Alumni Record. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-chemical-engineering-colleges-india
Chemical Engineering branch has many characteristics of a Core branch of Engineering. It is more or less an evergreen branch. Chemical Industry is showing no signs of slowing down. Actually, it is expanding and with this expansion, new job oppo
B.Tech in chemical engineering has lot of scope as compared to B.Sc. in Chemistry but scope in chemical engineering open only when you completed your B.Tech from decent college. So, follow the link provided below and check good college and their review, placement detail, Faculty member ratio, Alumni Record. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-chemical-engineering-colleges-india
Chemical Engineering branch has many characteristics of a Core branch of Engineering. It is more or less an evergreen branch. Chemical Industry is showing no signs of slowing down. Actually, it is expanding and with this expansion, new job oppo
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Surbhi Mathur
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Yes, you can pursue M.Sc in nanotechnology. Bachelor's degree in any specialisation is the only requirement for M.Sc in nanotechnology.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello Dhananjay,
If you select Maths as a main subject, then many colleges ask you to choose two more subject. Basically, in the first two years, students have to study 4 subjects and in third year, students have to study only Hons paper. So, if you had chosen Maths, then English is compulsory and you have to choose two more subjects of your choice which may be Physics and chemistry or any other subject. So, there is no major role in Graduation from B.Sc. Maths.
If you select Maths as a main subject, then many colleges ask you to choose two more subject. Basically, in the first two years, students have to study 4 subjects and in third year, students have to study only Hons paper. So, if you had chosen Maths, then English is compulsory and you have to choose two more subjects of your choice which may be Physics and chemistry or any other subject. So, there is no major role in Graduation from B.Sc. Maths.
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