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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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MILIND UTTAM RANANAWAREPatient and easygoing person.
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Not possible sir, Maths is a compulsory subject for your exam's enrollment.
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Abhijit Boruah
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Yes, you are eligible. Bachelor's degree in Science (Physics/ Chemistry/ Biology/ Mathematics) from a recognised university is required for this examination. Both Indian, as well as Foreign candidates, are eligible. There is no age limit. If you are appearing for your final year exam or your result is awaited, then you are also eligible.
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3 years agoCan I am eligible for the UGC NET electronic physics if I had complete my M.Sc. With simple physics.
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Dhruv Parikh
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For appearing in UGC NET you must be pursuing M.Sc. Or should have a master degree.
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Dhruv Parikh
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As per the criteria you should not be having any backlog in the final year or semester. After clearing it, you can apply.
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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To give the IIT JAM exam, 3 years gap will not any hurdle.
Yes, you or anyone can still give an exam with a gap after the bachelor's degree programme. But if you clear the TIFR exam then they might ask you for such a long period of gap after the Bachelor's degree programme, ( during the interview ).
Yes, you or anyone can still give an exam with a gap after the bachelor's degree programme. But if you clear the TIFR exam then they might ask you for such a long period of gap after the Bachelor's degree programme, ( during the interview ).
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Dear aspirant, Nice to see you. Kurukshetra University offers admission to various undergraduate courses. Higher secondary examination (10+2) qualified students can apply for admission to the courses. Kurukshetra University was established in 1956 and has grown into a multi-faculty University as one of the premier centers for advanced study and research in the region. It offers a number of undergraduate, and postgraduate in a number of different specializations. This university also imparts education through distance learning. Eligibility criteria: Candidates must pass Class 12 from a recognized board. If you found it useful then upvot
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Eligibility criteria:
candidate must have obtained 50% or more marks in English and an aggregate of 60% or more marks in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics to be eligible for B.Sc. (Hons. ). Chemistry/ Physics/ Polymer Science course. DU releases its cutoff list. It will be available on the DUs website and the associated colleges' websites. Also in some of the leading newspapers. Look up your course. Check, which college's cutoff you fall. If you wish to take admission, make your move. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up to my answer. Good luck.
candidate must have obtained 50% or more marks in English and an aggregate of 60% or more marks in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics to be eligible for B.Sc. (Hons. ). Chemistry/ Physics/ Polymer Science course. DU releases its cutoff list. It will be available on the DUs website and the associated colleges' websites. Also in some of the leading newspapers. Look up your course. Check, which college's cutoff you fall. If you wish to take admission, make your move. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up to my answer. Good luck.
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