Physics Spl

Hi,
Candidate must have passed 10+2 from any recognized board to get eligible for the course.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-in-chemistry-st-xavier-s-college-sxca-gulbai-tekra-ahmedabad-247322

Hi Naren,
Yes, you can give the entrance exam for universities and colleges. Good luck.

Yes, you can appear for improvement exam, but you can give it so in the next year.
However, you need to apply for it separately in the stipulated time for CBSE re examination.
Also, you can't give it again after appearing for an improvement exam.

Yes, maths and physics are there in B.Tech IT, but not in all of the universities. It depends on university choice. It's good to have a basic knowledge on these subjects. All the best!

As per my knowledge and my experience, if you want to pursue B.Sc in agriculture, then you must focus on subjects related to agriculture. You must not choose subjects, like physics, chemistry, and mathematics as a main subject. You have to choose physics chemistry and Agriculture, so that it will help you in your course, and can result better scopes ahead.

As per my knowledge and my experience, you can definitely go for B.Sc in chemistry without Physics and Mathematics, as you can opt B.Sc Hons. Chemistry in which main subject will be chemistry only. And, you have to choose the additional subjects, as per your choice like you can choose English, computer Science, psychology.

Follow the link below and get the procedure:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-in-physics-and-computer-science-sastra-university-thanjavur-284536

Hi,
It completely depends on your interest my friend. Choose what you are good at because in graduation you will go deeper inside the subject and if you lose interest from the subject then it would be too late. So take time, think and decide what you can study better.

Both the subjects have scope in research but maths has less competition.

Both the subjects have scope in research but maths has less competition.