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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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You should have at least a bachelors degree to pursue this course. Subjects in 12th don't matter much. You are certainly eligible for this program assuming you have done bachelors.
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Ritu GehaniStudent at Oakbrook Business School
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You can definitely go for BBA and MBA. This provides ample of opportunities to explore once you have a degree. A stream does not matter for BBA and MBA but it will be a little bit difficult.
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mirza ali
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University Physics by Resnick and Halliday
University Physics by Sears Zemansky
Irodov's Problem in Physics and Solution
Calculus by GP Thomas
Loney's Trigonometry and Coordinate Geometry
Hall and Knight's Elementary Algebra and Higher Algebra
Organic Chemistry by Morrison Boyd.
University Physics by Sears Zemansky
Irodov's Problem in Physics and Solution
Calculus by GP Thomas
Loney's Trigonometry and Coordinate Geometry
Hall and Knight's Elementary Algebra and Higher Algebra
Organic Chemistry by Morrison Boyd.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Since you have completed M.Sc in Mathematics, you should have an idea of the syllabus. If you are asking about any particular exam or university then kindly add that to your question.
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Nidhi Sharma
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Hii Sriniwas,
If you go with the trend, pursuing Ph.D after M.Sc seems to be the most followed option. However, most of the IITs have great campus recruitment facilities for not only B.Tech students but also for other programmes such as M.Sc, M.Tech, integrated Ph.D, etc. For sure, you'll get a decent paying job.
If you go with the trend, pursuing Ph.D after M.Sc seems to be the most followed option. However, most of the IITs have great campus recruitment facilities for not only B.Tech students but also for other programmes such as M.Sc, M.Tech, integrated Ph.D, etc. For sure, you'll get a decent paying job.
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Deepanshi JainCareer
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Hi, Firstly, there is no age limitation to appear in IIT JAM exam. Secondly, I am mentioning some of the government sectors where you can get a job after qualifying JAM exam:
Defense Research and Development organisation (DRDO)
Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad
Nuclear Science Centre, New Delhi
Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)
Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO).
Defense Research and Development organisation (DRDO)
Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad
Nuclear Science Centre, New Delhi
Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)
Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO).
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Akhil Waid
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It depends on the university and many other things, I really don't know, I did not clear the entrance in first go. But well, I prepared for the following: General Psychology (complete); Social Psychology (attitude, social influence, social relations); Statistics and Research Methods (complete); Physiological Psychology (Intro, Neurons, Nervous System, Sleep); Developmental Psychology (Attachment, Developmental stages, language development, moral development); Abnormal Psychology (complete); ICD and DSM; Psychological Assessments; Psychotherapies; and meanwhile in my gap year I started working and learnt a lot from the seeing the patien
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anvita rastogiStudent: statistics at st. Xavier's College Mumbai
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No, this option is not available in any university.
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Kaushani GangulyMedia student. Film Enthusiast.
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If you want to pursue a course related to business studies, BBA is a good option.
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