Physics Spl

Hi Avani,
Please wait, as the date of application for M.Sc Physics has not been declared by the University till date. You will get the notification in next one or two weeks.

Hello,
In Pune University, admission for M.Sc in Physics is started, they take entrance exam for M.Sc in Physics. You can apply it by University website:-unipune. ac. in.

Hello Pawan,
The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing B.Sc (Hons. ). (Biotechnology) degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination with any three out of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics or Computer Science as subjects studied at intermediate level. You can apply for B.Sc. In biotechnology.

Hi Dear, congrats to you for scoring this percentage. You didn't mention for which college you are asking, But I guess you scored well so probably you will be having chances to get admission.
Good luck !

Dear Bose,
I see your interest for B.Sc Honors in Physics and also understand you have got good marks physics. To start any new course you need to have cleared all the back papers from the previous exams. Keeping any back in 12th standard not only remains as a uncleared paper in your marks card but also will not allow you to fetch any college for admission. In meantime what you can do is start preparing for the maths exams and pay the necessary fees to reappear and kindly complete the exam at the earliest so that can you can enroll yourself for B.Sc Honors in physics.

You have scored qualifying marks for B.Sc biotechnology. For universities like AMU, BHU and JNU you have to give entrance tests while in private institutes like Amity and Sharda you can get admission on the basis of merit.

Hi, Unfortunately no. Maths is compulsory. Council of Architecture rules for architecture admission states: Only candidates who have the following credentials shall be eligible for admission to B.Arch. Course. I. Qualified through the recognised aptitude test in Architecture NATA or equivalent)
ii. Have gone through any of the following curriculum with marks as prescribed below: (a) Secured 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and also 50% marks in aggregate at
10+2 level examination.

Yes, you can, if you had Maths as an optional subject in your +2. Talking about CBSE, if you had PCMB, as your subjects in +2 than you can pursue computer Science engineering. I am pursuing CSE from a state government. College and many of my friends here are bio students (preparing for medical) with Maths as an optional subject. Hope that helps.