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anup kumarPaasionate enthusiasts and hard smart working
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Generally, there are two eligibility criteria for IPhO:
You should not have started to study in a university. You should not exceed twenty years on June 30th of the year of competition.
You should not have started to study in a university. You should not exceed twenty years on June 30th of the year of competition.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Niraj,
Firstly, admissions to colleges in TN is restricted to domiciles of that state only. Secondly, I want to bring to your notice that in India there are hardly any jobs for Aeronautical engineers. Thirdly as per report of HRD ministry, almost 50% fresh engineers did not get placed. Why go for any engineering then? I would advise you to think of doing three years AME course. Lots of opportunities of placements. Think over it.
Firstly, admissions to colleges in TN is restricted to domiciles of that state only. Secondly, I want to bring to your notice that in India there are hardly any jobs for Aeronautical engineers. Thirdly as per report of HRD ministry, almost 50% fresh engineers did not get placed. Why go for any engineering then? I would advise you to think of doing three years AME course. Lots of opportunities of placements. Think over it.
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MOHIT kumae
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Cricket ball because its too heavy than tennis ball or regular balls that we play with.
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abhilash shishodia
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You should opt for applied physics as that will give you an added advantage in your career.
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Divya Mishra
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Yes, you can apply for jobs with qualification M.Sc in physics only.
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