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Kavya K

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After B.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Is the best option I would like to suggest that M.Sc. Is best most option which has the lot of future scope on that and M.Sc. Has more value M.Sc. Is a better option.

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SUDHANSHU KUMAR

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Fees for Physics Honours from Patna Science College-
For General, OBC and EWS candidates there is 4000 per year fees required. For ST, SC and Female candidates there is only need of 600 per year fees.

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Debalina Bhowmick

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Some colleges of specialised Physics in Trivandrum are:
Farook College, Kozhikode. B.Sc. Physics.
Mar Ivanios College, Nalanchira. B.Sc. Physics.
Maharaja's College, Ernakulam.
St Thomas College, Thrissur.
St Teresa's College, Ernakulam.
Christ College, Irinjalakuda.
St Joseph's College, Devagiri.
Government Victoria College, Palakkad.

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Surya

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The cut off of M. College will goes to near the 80 -85% for the M.Sc. Physics And more knowledge about it are available on their college website you should have go there.

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Renu Bhalothia

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Numericals are the thing that needed practice. You need to give some more time for those like 5 numericals per day for 30 days. According to me these two books are more than enough for numericals if you prepare them well.

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Mayank RajputHey Guys!! It's me Mayank👻

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Yes, you can go for any courses as you are overall pass in all subjects so you can go for B.Sc. BBA BCA and many other options. For engineering, you can also do but you have to improve your Math by practicing.

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Renu Bhalothia

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Hii Sanjay Kumar
The cut off of M.Sc. in physics in Fergusson college is around 92%.

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Jagadish Buddanola

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The latest cutoff information for M.Sc. in Physics at Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics 50 to 80 percentage and fee structure is 5k to 5lakhs per year as it's a two year course

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