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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
University of Hyderabad conducts entrance examinations in order to offer admission to aspirants in all programmes offered by it and its affiliated colleges. Admission process for majority of the courses offered at University of Hyderabad is such that aspirants need to first appear for a written entrance exam and thereafter take part in an interview round.
Written entrance exam conducted for University of Hyderabad (UoH) admissions is typically of two hours duration.
Apart from conducting its own written admission tests, University of Hyderabad also accepts scores/ranks of other entrance tests in order to shortlist studen
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https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-chemistry-jamia-hamdard-university-hamdard-nagar-delhi-188619
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After completing B.Sc Physics, students shall come across a lot of career opportunities, which can help them make a successful career in this field. Students are eligible for pursuing a number of courses, some of which are M.Sc Physics/Applied Physics, MBA, M.Phil Physics, M.Sc.+ Ph.D(Physics and Astrophysics) etc.
There are various fields in governmental as well as non-governmental sectors where students can get placed. B.Sc Physics has a wide array of jobs in Indian Forest Service, public sector banks,teaching field and much more. Railway Recruitment board also hire degree holders of B.Sc Physics.
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It won't be necessary but still check with the universities directly. If you had maths in your graduation, you will have chances of admissions.
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1. Engineering
2. Architecture
3. Merchant Navy
4. Commercial Pilot
5. Bachelor of Science
6. National Defense Services-Indian Navy Officer, Indian Air Force
7. Railway Apprentice Exam
8. Business Administration and Management Studies
9. Commerce
10. Arts and Humanities
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Nowadays B.Tech is losing its popularity as there are no jobs for students but you have to choose among these two courses. So, I suggest you to go with B.Sc as there are many good colleges for this such as BHU, DU, JNU, AU, PU and many more. By choosing this, you can prepare for further exams also.
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