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Prachi PolMaking History...
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Hi,
It depends on your interest and hard work. Both the courses are good but I think that finance is better in comparison to economics.
In addition to various UG courses, Loyola College, Chennai also offers various PG level programes to the interested candidates. MA, M.Sc and M.Voc programmes are offered in more than one specialization. While the rest of programmes such as M.Com and MCA are offered in one specialization by the college. The duration of each of the courses is two years other than the MCA programme which is of three years' of duration.
Minimum eligibility for PG courses is that the candidate must pass Bachelors degree in a
It depends on your interest and hard work. Both the courses are good but I think that finance is better in comparison to economics.
In addition to various UG courses, Loyola College, Chennai also offers various PG level programes to the interested candidates. MA, M.Sc and M.Voc programmes are offered in more than one specialization. While the rest of programmes such as M.Com and MCA are offered in one specialization by the college. The duration of each of the courses is two years other than the MCA programme which is of three years' of duration.
Minimum eligibility for PG courses is that the candidate must pass Bachelors degree in a
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Rohit Paliwal
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Both are different fields, you cannot compare them. If you want to pursue M.Sc in physics then do it otherwise go for another option.
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Anjali TaRead to Lead
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Hello,
You are not eligible for the IIT JAM physics exam but you are eligible for the IIT JAM chemistry exam.
You are not eligible for the IIT JAM physics exam but you are eligible for the IIT JAM chemistry exam.
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AYUSHI MITTALI am Geologist. I Love my profession.
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Hello,
As per my knowledge, they do not provide distance education for physics. You can also check on the website for your assurance. If you have any other query, feel free to ask!
Thank you!
As per my knowledge, they do not provide distance education for physics. You can also check on the website for your assurance. If you have any other query, feel free to ask!
Thank you!
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Yes, you are eligible to appear for IIT JAM, if you are in your final year of B.Sc.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi.
Some names of the colleges offer M.Sc Physics in Jaipur are given in the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-physics-colleges-Jaipur
You can download the brochure for more information. Thanks!
Some names of the colleges offer M.Sc Physics in Jaipur are given in the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-physics-colleges-Jaipur
You can download the brochure for more information. Thanks!
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Vikas Kanadje
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Hello there,
You are eligible for M.Sc physics and mathematics.
Do you are further education from IITs, IISER, IISc, etc.
You are eligible for M.Sc physics and mathematics.
Do you are further education from IITs, IISER, IISc, etc.
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Vikas PandeyA budding CS Engineer and Web developer.
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There are placements for m sc physics in IIT Delhi and the package is also very good you will get minimum package of Inr 8.00 lacs pa.
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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor
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Hi Sandeep,
Yes, you are eligible to do Ph.D. as minimum percentage required is 55% and you qualify that criteria.
Good luck.
Yes, you are eligible to do Ph.D. as minimum percentage required is 55% and you qualify that criteria.
Good luck.
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AYUSHI MITTALI am Geologist. I Love my profession.
Contributor-Level 8
Yes, surely, you can go ahead with your further studies now even. Because during your Gap period you were atleast doing a job which would count as an experience. So, without a second thought, just go ahead.
Best wishes!
Best wishes!
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