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SHIWANSH JAISWAL

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You should have strong basics and do not focus on any particular topic. Everything is important.

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Ashutosh singh

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B.Sc in aviation will be the best course for becoming a pilot.

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paras sharma sharma

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For space science, please complete M.Sc in physics and PhD also. After that, you can apply for entrance exam of ISRO.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You do not require to be a graduate to obtain CPL to become a Pilot. Eligibility to obtain CPL is 10+2 with Physics and Maths as subjects. If you still want to do Graduation, you may opt for B.Sc with Physics/Maths or BE Aeronautical / Mechanical/ Electronics, etc.

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Trilochan Tiwari

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Good B-Schools accept scores of CAT GMAT CMAT. If one can score above 90 percentile in CAT, then it is considered a very good score and will get a call from good private B-School.
For IIMs in general category, you will have to score above 97 percentile to get a seat in new IIMs.
Colleges look for a better profile overall rather than a single thing like of scores.
GD/PI also play a vital role in selection procedure.

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Anushka JhaSincerity at its top!

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Jobs in Government Sector
A candidate with a Bachelors degree in Physics can apply to different jobs through the test conducted by following organizations in the government sector
Union Public Service CommissionStaff selection commissionIndian Forest ServicesPublic sector BankState PCSIndian Defense services etc.
Central Government Jobs after B.Sc. Physics
Those candidates who are looking for a career in government sector organizations need to update themselves with the notification of exams conducted by the UPSC, SSC etc as the test conducted by these organizations opens way for candidates to enter into various departments. They need to p
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Smridhi BhambriTrying to give directions to aspirants .

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No, there is no compulsion of maths for pursuing B.Sc physics. So, you can go after that.
Good luck.

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chandrakant solanki

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What is Medicinal biology? PCB as an option for 11th class is for student who want to continue there further studies in medical, paramedical and other science stream involving chemistry, biology and physics.

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