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New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I do M.Tech in software engineering branch after passing B.Sc in physics and mathematics?
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Asked by Anuj
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8 years ago
M.Tech. Software Engineering Eligibility
A Bachelor's degree in any branch of engineering (B.E., B.Tech in CSE or CSIT.)
The marks of admission for this course may vary from University to University and in various colleges and universities, it conducts their own entrance exams plus interview for admis
A Bachelor's degree in any branch of engineering (B.E., B.Tech in CSE or CSIT.)
The marks of admission for this course may vary from University to University and in various colleges and universities, it conducts their own entrance exams plus interview for admis
New question posted•8 years ago
I am a B.Sc in maths, physics and chemistry student. Can I pursue Masters in Environmental Sciences?
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Asked by Gopisetty
New answer posted•8 years ago
I want to be a mathematics teacher for IIT students preparation, which field should I go for: B.Sc in maths (H) or B.Tech? Please help.
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Asked by Dhananjay
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8 years ago
B.Sc. Maths (H) will be a better option if you want to be a maths teacher. After M.Sc. You may even opt for post graduate course and even Ph.D. to sharpen your knowledge and skills.
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I want to teach maths to IIT aspirants. Which course should I pursue among B.Sc (Hons) in maths and B.Tech?
64 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Dhananjay

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8 years ago
Hi Dhananjay,
You have to do B.Ed (maths) and then M.Ed in order to become a maths teacher as B.Sc or B.Tech cannot help you out in becoming a maths teacher.
You have to do B.Ed (maths) and then M.Ed in order to become a maths teacher as B.Sc or B.Tech cannot help you out in becoming a maths teacher.
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How to prepare CUCET (Integrated M.Sc with mathematics)?
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Asked by Sangeeta
New answer posted•8 years ago
I am studying B.Sc maths. Can I pursue visual comm. after completing my B.Sc?
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Asked by Ajith

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8 years ago
Hi Ajith!
If you wish to switch your field of education and pursue visual communication, you can go for B.Sc. In visual communication. If you were eyeing on M.Sc. Programme in visual communication after B.Sc. In Maths, then you are not eligible. You will have to start from scratch and apply for gradu
If you wish to switch your field of education and pursue visual communication, you can go for B.Sc. In visual communication. If you were eyeing on M.Sc. Programme in visual communication after B.Sc. In Maths, then you are not eligible. You will have to start from scratch and apply for gradu
New answer posted•8 years ago
I am a BE mechanical engineering student. Can I get admission in M.Sc maths in Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University?
71 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Abhijit
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8 years ago
No, you are not eligible to apply for this course as of now. Please check for your eligibility from the criteria mentioned below.
Basic eligibility for this course requires aspirants to have completed their graduation with Mandatory Course : B.Sc. (Mathematics). Admission is based on the marks obtain
Basic eligibility for this course requires aspirants to have completed their graduation with Mandatory Course : B.Sc. (Mathematics). Admission is based on the marks obtain
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Which is the best college to pursue B.Sc (Hons) in maths in Bihar and Jharkhand?
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Asked by Rajeev
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8 years ago
No, it is not compulsory for to be from mathematics background only. A student who took PCB, can also apply. Although the paper would be having all four sections. You may choose to leave one section, do well in others and leave the rest on the evaluation. Believe me, it worked for me and others here
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