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New answer posted•7 years ago
My 12th percentage is 74.4% & I've got 57 in physics, am I eligible for B.Sc? What should I do for physics (H)? Is it be possible for me?
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Asked by Debasish

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7 years ago
Hi,
For admission to B.Sc Physics honors your marks of maths, physics, chemistry in class 12 would be considered. Yes, you are eligible. You can try with government as well as private colleges to pursue physics honors.
All the best.
For admission to B.Sc Physics honors your marks of maths, physics, chemistry in class 12 would be considered. Yes, you are eligible. You can try with government as well as private colleges to pursue physics honors.
All the best.
New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
The eligibility criteria for M.Sc in physics is that the candidate has to qualify B.Sc in physics with atleast 60% or BE. The candidate can also apply for M.Sc in physics.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I did my 12th (PCM) in 2013 with 68.4% from Bihar and I belong to SC category. Am I eligible to take admission for B.Sc in physics?
32 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Sagar

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7 years ago
Hi Sagar,
Yes, you can apply for B.Sc Physics honors, but in private institutes and not in government institutes with these marks even if you belong to SC category, but you can pursue B.Sc after 6 years of your class 12th. Good luck.
Yes, you can apply for B.Sc Physics honors, but in private institutes and not in government institutes with these marks even if you belong to SC category, but you can pursue B.Sc after 6 years of your class 12th. Good luck.
New question posted•7 years ago
I did my SSLC in 2009. Am I eligible to join 2nd PUC directly only for physics and maths?
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Asked by Abhishekurs
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is M.Sc electronics and communication eligible for PGT physics in Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan?
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Asked by Manish
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7 years ago
Eligibiltiy criteria is as follows:
1. Two Years Integrated Post Graduate M.Sc. Course of Regional College of Education of NCERT in the concerned subject. Or
Masters Degree from a recognised university with at least 50% marks in aggregate in the following subjects.
2. B.Ed or equivalent degree from a
1. Two Years Integrated Post Graduate M.Sc. Course of Regional College of Education of NCERT in the concerned subject. Or
Masters Degree from a recognised university with at least 50% marks in aggregate in the following subjects.
2. B.Ed or equivalent degree from a
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is there any entrance test which is to be held for admission in B.Sc(Hons.) in physics?
78 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Susanta

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7 years ago
Till now no. College generates a separate merit list on the basis of your HS result [for previous year, it was (2 x physics + maths + english) / 4], and then publish the name of shortlisted candidates on its website -&get; www.sxccal.edu.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I've completed B.Sc in physics, am I eligible for this course?
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Asked by Santhosh
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7 years ago
Hi,
Which course do you wish to pursue?
Which course do you wish to pursue?
New answer posted•7 years ago
Are B.Sc (maths, physics, chemistry) general students eligible for M.Sc in maths?
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