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nehal goyal
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u are bad at maths then i would suggest not to go for non med bc physics that u have studied till 10 is different and now 11n12 is different every subject requires a boost knowledge of maths
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Sumit BaraPlan, work, chase, achieve. Simple.
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No, not by pursuing B.Sc. You need to pursue M.Sc from a good college then you may have some chance.
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