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Annashwa Chowdhury

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There are three important criteria for getting admission in B.Sc physics:- 1) you must have maths and physics as your compulsory subject in your +2. 2) you must score minimum 60% in aggregate of best of 4, which should include maths and physics and any other 2, so that you can be eligible for admission. 3) You must score minimum of 60% in physics. There isn't any entrance exam for B.Sc in physics. But as per past record, the cut off stands at 90%+. Try to keep your marks high in maths and physics. 

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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B.Sc Nursing (Male/Female) is 3 years of duration course at School of Nursing and Medical Technology (IAS Academy) is affiliated to Singhania University (Recognized By Government of INDIA, UGC & Other Govt. Body affiliated).
The eligibility criteria is 12th Arts( with Bio) / Science (For B.Sc Nursing). Because the admission criteria is 12th hence you can get direct admission there.

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ANUSHA GAUR

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Hi,
You can apply for NIFT for the year 2019. You do not require to drop a year to appear for the NIFT entrance examination. However, the competition there is fierce and requires rigorous preparation. I'd suggest you open options for yourself and apply for other design programmes as well. I have curated a few options, where you can apply:
National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, offers B.Des in many disciplines including Exhibition Design, Film and Animation, Ceramic Design, Film & Communication Design, Interior Design, Space Design, Product Design and Textile Design, to mention some.
Claiming to be the first Design University of India,
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Sahitya Nigam

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I can only say that a job is not a bad choice too. But if you really want to go forward with your education and you really have that learning spark towards any field then you should pursue that first. If you really want to learn about things in a particular field then go ahead for that. Here, I can say that go ahead with M.Tech plan. A job is a thing which you can do after PG too.

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Rohit Hela

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Yes, the placements in GBS are good every year and this year around 100 students got placed within 45 days with an average package of 5 lacs per annum. All the students got placed in good and reputed companies like Amazon, Nestle, Dabur, Asian Paints, Berger Paints, TATA Motors, Axis, ICICI, Bajaj Corp., Aditya Birla Groups, Future Groups, Reliance Trends, etc.

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anila k

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The forms will be made available in the month of April.

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Disha Chauhan

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Please refer the link to know the syllabus: http://www.imcfts.com/UG_CBCS_Syllabus_2018_new.pdf

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