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rahul r

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Typically, archaeology falls under the humanities domain. Hence, you should be studying subjects such as History, Geography, Sociology, etc., in class 11th and 12th. However, it is not mandatory to study these subjects only. You can easily study science or commerce, and still, study history/archaeology in your under-graduation. You will be able to specialize in archaeology only at the Masters/Post-Graduate level (at least in India).
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

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Hi there,
Well, generally, 11th mark sheet is not asked for in any entrance exam or competitive exam. But, yes, it is important to have one as a record for yourself.

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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

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Hi there,
Well, both law and journalism are the most dynamic career to pursue in 2018. Both of them have their own perquisites and also are in trend among youngsters. However, both have good placement opportunities and you can't really compare both the courses as they are different altogether and have benefits in their fields. Law would also land you in open independent practice and firms and so will journalism a freelancer and in a news agency, etc.

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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.

Guide-Level 13

You can become it by taking any branch such as, aeronautical, CSE, mechanical, electronics, etc. For this, you must do undergraduate and post-graduation programme in your field then try to qualify for ISRO exam. Every year, ISRO recruits the engineers who have completed undergraduate or both. You must score in that exam very good marks so that you are call for interview. It don't take time for become a scientist.
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priyank sharma

Scholar-Level 16

Career as a Merchant Navy could be in 2 fields mainly - Engineer or a Cadet. Other fields could be catering, junior offiecers, etc. Subjects Required :Only PCM students can apply. Entrance Exam
IMU- CET :Indian Maritime University conducts an entrance exam IMUCET for various courses such as B.Sc. Nautical Science, B.Sc. Marine, B.Sc. Marine Catering, etc. You are also required to clear an interview and medical check-up. JEE T. S. Chanakya, Marine Engineering & Research Institute, Kolkata, & National Maritime Academy, Chennai, etc. Accepts JEE score. They are required to fill the forms for IMU as well. Colleges offering B.Sc. Nautical Sc
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priyank sharma

Scholar-Level 16

Career as a Merchant Navy could be in 2 fields mainly - Engineer or a Cadet. Other fields could be catering, junior offiecers, etc. Subjects Required :Only PCM students can apply. Entrance Exam
IMU- CET :Indian Maritime University conducts an entrance exam IMUCET for various courses such as B.Sc. Nautical Science, B.Sc. Marine, B.Sc. Marine Catering, etc. You are also required to clear an interview and medical check-up. JEE T. S. Chanakya, Marine Engineering & Research Institute, Kolkata, & National Maritime Academy, Chennai, etc. Accepts JEE score. They are required to fill the forms for IMU as well. Colleges offering B.Sc. Nautical Sc
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priyank sharma

Scholar-Level 16

Career as a Merchant Navy could be in 2 fields mainly - Engineer or a Cadet. Other fields could be catering, junior offiecers, etc. Subjects Required :Only PCM students can apply. Entrance Exam
IMU- CET :Indian Maritime University conducts an entrance exam IMUCET for various courses such as B.Sc. Nautical Science, B.Sc. Marine, B.Sc. Marine Catering, etc. You are also required to clear an interview and medical check-up. JEE T. S. Chanakya, Marine Engineering & Research Institute, Kolkata, & National Maritime Academy, Chennai, etc. Accepts JEE score. They are required to fill the forms for IMU as well. Colleges offering B.Sc. Nautical Sc
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

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You should opt fo4r PCM to pursue robotics.

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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

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Yes, it's possible as there is no problem in taking commerce stream or science stream for doing jewellery designing course. You should have 10+2 and if you are of the view about you are commerce stream and jewellery designing. So, let me tell you that B.Sc is just a foundation. In the main jewellery deasign course, you will learn about jewellery designing only not about B.Sc.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Eligibility to pursue a course in criminology:
To get the admission in this field you must have cleared 12th class examinations with science subjects. For admission in BA programme in criminology or cyber crime, a student should have arts group in class 12th. For admissions into Master's degree courses like MA or LLM, you should have completed a Bachelor's degree in the related field from any recognised college or institution. There is no specified entrance examination to get admission in UG programme of criminology. You only need to pass class class 12th with a good percentage.
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