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Contributor-Level 10
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Contributor-Level 10
Candidates must have completed B.Sc.(Hons) in Physics or Applied Physics or Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry or Biochemistry or Toxicology or Industrial Chemistry or Mathematics or Applied Mathematics or Statistics or Biology (Zoology or Botany or Genetics or Biotechnology or Biochemistry or Physical Anthropology) or B.Sc. Forensic Science or B.Tech (Mechanical or Civil or Electronics or Instrumentation or Chemical Engineering or Computer Science)with the above mentioned marks. Or B.Sc. of minimum 3 years duration with the above mentioned ma
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1. Merit-based scholarships are intended to help the most academically able students complete a Ph.D. To win one of these you need to be amongst the best students who apply, based on your existing qualifications and CV.
2. Need-based scholarships are intended to support students whose background or personal circumstances might make it harder for them to study a Ph.D. You might be eligible for one of these if you are from a social or demographic group that is under-represented at Ph.D.
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Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad. International Management Institute, New Delhi. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune. Jagan Institute of Management, New Delhi. Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi.
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Guide-Level 12
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Guide-Level 12
List Of Best Computer Courses After 10th
Web Designing Course. Digital Marketing Course. Data Entry Course. Graphic Designing Course. Web Development Course. Animation And VFX Course. Computer Science Diploma/Engineering. Diploma In Financial Accounting.
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N is the total number of students who have appeared for the exam;
P is also the percentage of students below or equal to your marks; (100 - P) is the percentage of students above your marks; ( [100 - P]/100) * (N+1) is the number of students above your marks. Thanks.
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