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Abhishek Tiwari
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Also,if you got under 100 rank you can and get 100% scholarship in tuition fees.
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Saurav Chaki
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You can take up B.Com or B.Sc. It totally depends on your interest. After your graduation, you can apply for IBPS exam. Hope my answer helps you in future.
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sawan kumar
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If maths is your favorite then after 12th, you might opt for one of the two options either you can do graduation in maths or choose to be an engineer with mathematical and instrumentation as your trade.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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It actually depends on what profile you are targeting. Not every profile requires B.Sc in aviation.
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Khubaib Khan
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After doing 12th with physics and maths, you can go to any pilot training school to pursue your career as a pilot.
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Abhishek Tiwari
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After completing your 12th, you can opt for anything. There are no boundaries for you can go in commerce as well in arts field. Good luck for your future.
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Mirza hussain Ahmed Baig
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Yes, you can but clearly, go through the syllabus once before appearing for the exam.
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Sana KhanI just wanted to be a child and adult psychologist
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Hi there, For pursuing a career in Theoretical Astronomy/observations, you can do B.Sc. In Physics and /or Mathematics after 10 + 2. Masters level course in Astronomy with specialisation in Theoretical Astronomy is offered by various institutes and universities. To pursue a career in Instrumentation/Experimental Astronomy, you can do Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Electrical / Electronics/Electrical Communications, after 10 + 2. Then you can appear for the Joint Entrance Screening Test JEST examination, which makes one eligible to do specialisation in astronomy leading to Ph.D. A professional astronomer also takes courses in microelec
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priyank sharma
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Both are better, but BCA gives you more focus on computer. But in B.Sc, Physics and Maths are also there as a main subjects in both 6 semesters.
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