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Satadal Basu Roy

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How are his joint entrance marks?

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emma del

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You superbly qualify for a lot of colleges in Delhi and Punjab.

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Anant Raina

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As the exam comprises of 4 sections, in the first section, you have to answer 25 MCQs. Section 1 contains the questions related to physics and 2nd section contains the questions related to chemistry and after that, section 3 contains the maths and section 4 contains biology.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear,
Yes, you can. The basic eligibility for M.Sc is to have a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 60% from a recognised university. So, if you fulfil other essential criteria as well, you may take admission.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
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Aarti Singh

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Dear Lakshay, there are many courses that you can opt for after class 12th. B.Tech is all time favorite, but then life doesn't stop here only. You have various other good options available.
If you are interested in pursuing a course in science, you can go for various B.Sc like Physics, Chemistry, Maths etc. Other than these, you have specialized ones like Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Forensic, Agriculture, Food technology, Computer Science, etc. Apart from these you have honors courses too. You can also go for paramedical courses like Pharmacy, Ayurveda, etc.
Other than science stream, you can have a career in Journalism, F
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chhaya jain

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It is possible to do MS abroad after a 3-year Bachelors degree. The basic criteria for checking your eligibility for getting admitted in a course is that whether you completed the prerequisite subjects for the graduating course you
have applied for. If yes, then you are welcome but if not, then your UG is considered as non-eligible or you may have to do 23 extra subjects in your Masters, in order to complete your credits. You need to get all of your transcripts (the university degree and marksheets attested by the university) evaluated by WES (World Education Services) (if you are planning on doing MS in USA. They will evaluate all your
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Shraddha Tiwari

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For admission in TNAU, she will have to face its entrance exam. The +2 marks do not make the merit list, so prepare for the best and score a good rank. Then she can get admission in the college.

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Ananya Adhi

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Yes you will be getting a seat !!,actually nizam college is capable for bsc(maths , electronics,and physics).And your percentage is also good .

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Shrey Arora

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You need minimum 65% to clear the paper.

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