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You can try for PG in research work in the field of Finance and economics. Financial Inclusion is one of the concerned problem of India, many institutes are working towards its cause and remedies. You can opt for PG in finance. Its an option you can look for.

You have only 20 days left. So better revise the chapters which have more weightage of marks. Mechanics is the most important part. So try to complete this part. Most questions are asked from that part only and practice numerical problems also and there is no need to revise the derivation which is a big relief.

Hi Kirti,
You can consider MCA, M.Sc Physics, MSC IT, MIS, MCM or even MBA. Please study the subject which you enjoy the most and according to your career interests.

Diploma in civil engineering is better. It will give you more career options and after diploma in civil engineering, you can pursue B.Tech in civil engineering which will give you career options.

Dear Sachin,
Yes, you can make career after doing B.Sc in PCM. Every year ISRO recruits b.sc graduate or B.Tech graduate but you will have to work hard. So, do preparation.
All the very best.

You can clear PMT exams after 12th.

No, it is not compulsory. But you can't get good rank without attending any question in physics

Yes, you can. Irrespective, whether you want to join an M.Tech programme or an M.Sc programme.

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Hello Shruti,
These two are the most important books for engineering Physics.
Engineering Mechanics: Statics and Dynamics by R C Hibbler.
Engineering Electromagnetics by William H Hayt Jr.(Edit)
I hope you too like these books.
All the best.