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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Vikas,
You may use the college predictors for EAMCET, which may suggest some colleges for you :
1) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
2) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor
You may use the college predictors for EAMCET, which may suggest some colleges for you :
1) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
2) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor
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mani khanna
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Hi,
Formal path for becoming a scientist needs a Masters followed by a Ph.D. degree. After your Bachelors , try to join a research based Masters in good universities like IIT, IISc, Hyderabad Central University, TIFR, etc. These universities also offer a joint M.Sc/Ph.D programmes so that you can save one year time.
Formal path for becoming a scientist needs a Masters followed by a Ph.D. degree. After your Bachelors , try to join a research based Masters in good universities like IIT, IISc, Hyderabad Central University, TIFR, etc. These universities also offer a joint M.Sc/Ph.D programmes so that you can save one year time.
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mani khanna
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Hi,
There are several options for B.Sc in Physics if and only if you choose to pursue higher study. Otherwise mere graduate degree is just sufficient for couple of govt. jobs. Anyway coming back to the point
You can apply for JAM (55% is minimum required in B.Sc for applying in JAM) and can go for a master degree from any IITs. Not only in Physics but also you can apply for Energy science. However if these are the pros then the cons are that even M.Sc in Physics is not enough to get a job from IITs.
Its very bitter truth that once you land yourself in general science stream, the only way to survive is higher study. Although it is not alwa
There are several options for B.Sc in Physics if and only if you choose to pursue higher study. Otherwise mere graduate degree is just sufficient for couple of govt. jobs. Anyway coming back to the point
You can apply for JAM (55% is minimum required in B.Sc for applying in JAM) and can go for a master degree from any IITs. Not only in Physics but also you can apply for Energy science. However if these are the pros then the cons are that even M.Sc in Physics is not enough to get a job from IITs.
Its very bitter truth that once you land yourself in general science stream, the only way to survive is higher study. Although it is not alwa
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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B.Sc is better if you are not getting any college till date as here you do not need to worry more about the college as for campus selection college makes matter so you can go for B.Sc.
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