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Smaron Boruah
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You won't be eligible for admission into IIT (JEE Advanced) as Chemistry is considered necessary requirement there.
But you can take admission into NIT, IIIT, etc. (JEE Mains) as in place of Chemistry they also accept Biology marks.
You can check JOSAA's official website where they clearly mentioned that admission into BTech from NIT,IIIT,GFTI, etc. requires one to pass 10+2 board examination with Physics and Maths as compulsory subjects, with any one extra subject from these:- Biology, Biotechnology, any Technical Vocational subjects such as Computer Science.
This change in requirement was brought recently via a new rule from AICTE.
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But you can take admission into NIT, IIIT, etc. (JEE Mains) as in place of Chemistry they also accept Biology marks.
You can check JOSAA's official website where they clearly mentioned that admission into BTech from NIT,IIIT,GFTI, etc. requires one to pass 10+2 board examination with Physics and Maths as compulsory subjects, with any one extra subject from these:- Biology, Biotechnology, any Technical Vocational subjects such as Computer Science.
This change in requirement was brought recently via a new rule from AICTE.
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Ashish Rastogi
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No. It is not possible. You should must complete Bachelor's to give master's.
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Tanmay Chorghe
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Yes there are placement in B.Sc. Agriculture field the placements students gets through college are 70-90% the placements through agriculture can get in agricultural journalism, in banking sector, also as an consultants, students also can give various competitive exams.
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Deepak suman
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Yes, you can get a salary of rupees 23,700 during the probation period. After the probation period you are allowed for full salary. You will also get various allowances like dearness allowance, house rent allowance, city compensatory allowance and special allowance. There are also other benefits and perquisites such as leased accommodation, travelling allowance, medical aid, newspaper reimbersment and telephone.
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Deepak suman
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Hello,
The starting basic salary of SBI PO is Rs 27,620 followed by four increments. The total package of SBI PO is Rs 8.20 Lacs (minimum) and Rs 13.08 Lacs (maximum) depending on the place of posting. The in-hand salary of SBI PO is Rs 40,000 to 42,000. The selected candidates at the time of joining are required to sign a bond of Rs 2 Lacs. They need to serve for a period of three years or else the bond will be invoked by the bank if the candidate resigns from the service of the bank before expiry of three years from the date of joining. Please refer to the official page of Shiksha. Com https://www.shiksha.com/exams/sbi-po-exam-salary.
The starting basic salary of SBI PO is Rs 27,620 followed by four increments. The total package of SBI PO is Rs 8.20 Lacs (minimum) and Rs 13.08 Lacs (maximum) depending on the place of posting. The in-hand salary of SBI PO is Rs 40,000 to 42,000. The selected candidates at the time of joining are required to sign a bond of Rs 2 Lacs. They need to serve for a period of three years or else the bond will be invoked by the bank if the candidate resigns from the service of the bank before expiry of three years from the date of joining. Please refer to the official page of Shiksha. Com https://www.shiksha.com/exams/sbi-po-exam-salary.
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