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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Deval
You can pursue B.Com pass but not hons from Delhi university as of now. Since DU is planning to change their admission criteria, we have to wait for the new guidelines.
If you are in any of the schools from Delhi, you also have options of B.Com pass, B.com hons, BBA from IP university as they have 85% quota for Delhi students.
You can pursue B.Com pass but not hons from Delhi university as of now. Since DU is planning to change their admission criteria, we have to wait for the new guidelines.
If you are in any of the schools from Delhi, you also have options of B.Com pass, B.com hons, BBA from IP university as they have 85% quota for Delhi students.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
You may opt for courses like travel and tourism or even journalism and specialize in travel journalism. Alternatively, you may choose business related programs and look for careers involving field works and lots of traveling such as research, consultant. Basically, it's about your interest and as a science student you have plenty of options.
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Sumit SinghPresently I am in 12th.
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Hi,
Maths is compulsory for engineering with physics and chemistry.
Maths is compulsory for engineering with physics and chemistry.
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Harshit Jain
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The approximate percentage required for B.Sc hons in statistics for DU is 90 to 95 percent to get a good college in DU. Also cut off varies from college to college. This cut-off may vary from year to year and college to college.
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Shruti Pandya
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B. Sc Mathematics has good scope in future and also nowadays.
If your friend do M. Sc in Mathematics, it will be very scopeful for her life.
B. Sc Mathematics is applied for teaching job in schools and tuitions.
She can also apply in software developing companies. Because now a days Mathematics is used in software developing programs.
She can apply for UPSE exam.
If your friend do M. Sc in Mathematics, it will be very scopeful for her life.
B. Sc Mathematics is applied for teaching job in schools and tuitions.
She can also apply in software developing companies. Because now a days Mathematics is used in software developing programs.
She can apply for UPSE exam.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
You can try for PG in research work in the field of Finance and economics. Financial Inclusion is one of the concerned problem of India, many institutes are working towards its cause and remedies. You can opt for PG in finance. Its an option you can look for.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You will face no challenges while doing B.Tech in CSE. You may learn a programming language by your own to have an edge in the first year of B.Tech in CSE.
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Bhavuk JainSTAY BLESSED | STAY INSPIRED | ALL THE BEST
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No, just maths/computer science in class 12th with 60% aggregate.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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There are four Core branches of engineering I.e. Mechanical, Chemical, Civil and Electrical. Each of these branches have developed into specialised sub branches. The number of engineering degrees available has increased dramatically. For example Electrical Engineering is further divided in specialisations such as Electronics, Instrumentation, Telecommunication, Computer Science, Information Technology etc. Mechanical Engineering also has specialisations such Production, Aeronautical etc. Chemical engineering is further divided in petrochemical, polymer technology etc.
Trends on various engineering branches scope and opportunities varie
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