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9 years ago

Physics Spl BBA in Lucknow
Should I chose B.Com (Honours) or BBA in Lucknow from BBDU? I have done my 12th with physics chemistry & maths.
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Abhilash Das

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Then you should opt for B.Sc. But still if you want to change your stream then depending upon your interest you may go for any one of them.

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Physics Spl M.Sc Physics
I have a dream of working with ISRO. Can I get an opportunity to work there if I apply there immediately after completing M.Sc in physics?
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Physics Spl M.Sc Physics
Can you suggest some job oriented courses that can be pursued after M.Sc in physics?
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9 years ago

Physics Spl M.Sc Physics
Can you tell me about the expenses for studying M.Sc (physics) from Germany?
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Anurupa M BorcherdtArchitect & Interior Designer, Australia

Guide-Level 12

Hello, national universities are free. A minimal semester fee is charged. MS programs will most likely be in the range of Euro 15000 – 25,000 a year. Living expenses would be around Euro 8000 to 10000 a year.
Regards

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Physics Spl Humanities & Social Sciences
What is momentum?
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Himanshu Rao

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Momentum is the quantity of motion of a moving body. In a basic sense, the more momentum a moving object has, the harder it is to stop. This is why you see the term used metaphorically like in the example of the sports team. It means the team is on a roll (generally, a winning streak) and is becoming a stronger team for it. The other teams will have a harder time stopping the team gaining momentum.

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Physics Spl B.Sc Physics
Is it a good choice to pursue PG Diploma after completing B.Sc in physics along with EEE as an additional course?
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9 years ago

Physics Spl JEE
I have passed +2 with 76% n I've 86% in maths, 83 in chemistry & 73% in physics. I'm preparing for JEE M&A Should I focus more on physics ?
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Kundan Lenka

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C from my point of view I would advice u not to blindly deal in physics coz physics is really a hard nut to crack how much u practice but if d trick or d concepts doesn't click Your brain at that particular moment u can't solve n for mains its ok but in advance they will ask multiple concepts so my advice would b You give time to physics but not d whole means Your % in Your maths n chemistry at which u r good shouldn't get affected coz its Your strength. .
All D Best! !!!
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Physics Spl M.Sc Chemistry
Can I get a job in industry with M.Sc physical chemistry?
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Prashant Pareek

Beginner-Level 3

physical chemistry is a good way n u can go in organic chemistry stream also

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9 years ago

Physics Spl Science
What requirements are needed to become a Physicist?
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Rochit Goel

Contributor-Level 10

The career path is simple enough - complete your BSc, MSc and then join a PhD program. There are entrance exams that you will have to clear at every stage. For example, if you want to go abroad for your PhD then you will have to clear GRE.

Other than that, the main requirement is interest in physics. There are different styles and types of intelligence which can all contribute to Physics. Physicists are broadly divided into experimentalists and theoreticians. Which path you want to choose is something you can decide when you join your PhD.

Career as a Researcher can be stressful, comparatively low paying and carries higher risks of menta

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9 years ago

Physics Spl Delhi University (DU)
Which is the best college in DU to study B.Sc. in physics?
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Monisha Barua

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Hi Bishal,
For list of institutes offering B.Sc Physics in Delhi University :
http://goo.gl/2xrVPy
Kindly filter out the branch / college / location as desired from the above link.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

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