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Susmipriya Gunasekaran
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It depends on the university you are getting into. If you don't have enough UG marks, then you can take up the entrance examination to get admission.
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Susmipriya Gunasekaran
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Yes. Admission is still open in few colleges in Tamil Nadu. Entrance exam will held on May and June in few colleges.
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SUMIT
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Chandigarh university is best for B.Sc. Physics in India. University Institute of Sciences (UIS), CU offers a wide range of basic sciences programs that introduce you to the underlying principles of the field. By choosing UIS, you will be choosing to develop a critical understanding of the chosen subject, gain expertise and skills for application in wider. Other highlights of studying at UIS are:
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Pranav Raj
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Hii Aditya, Yes you can easily do. In M.Sc. There are lots of scope.
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Rupjyoti saikia
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Mostly not but please contact once with your college and discuss about it.
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Ishan Aditya
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Hello Shalini, For PRT and TGT, you must get various qualifications. To qualify for a position in any educational institute, you must have a postgraduate degree and a B.Ed degree. You must hold a postgraduate degree in any desirable discipline and have received a minimum of 55 percent in that degree.
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ZIAUL HASAN
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Dear Student, Unfortunately, you can not pursue a graduate degree in Physics without the combination of either of the two Science subjects I. e. Math and Chemistry because this is a mandatory combination even in the case of B.Sc. Honors. However, you can switch to computer sciences in exchange for any one of them. Moreover, you can pursue Diploma and Certificate courses in Physics without the necessary combination of math or Chemistry. Hope it solves your purpose, good luck!
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Bharath Kumar R
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Refer the cut-off page of the same https://www.shiksha.com/university/madurai-kamaraj-university-mku-24865/cutoff
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