Science

A ETH Zurich offers the Indian students 10 MS courses for a duration of 18 months to 1 year, all in different interesting fields. ETH Zurich has been ranked #1 for its MS Courses as per Shiksha's Popularity Ranking. The tuition fee of MS Courses lies between INR 2L-5L. The top 3 highly rated MS Courses for Indian students are-

·       Master in Computer Science

·       Master in Robotics, Systems and Control

·       Master in Science, Technology and Policy

Yes, you can apply. If you're a Science student, you're eligible for the Integrated MBA program at LPU, even if you're from the Jharkhand Academic Council JAC,as long as you match the university's eligibility terms based on your Class 12 exam results. Your stream Science Commerce or Arts, won't really restrict your admission into the Integrated MBA. And if you're thinking about marketing, then you can choose the related specialization as per the program flow, along with the university's rules and guidelines.

It depends on cutoffs and quota. Getting Polotical Science (Hons) is tough with this score, but you may get English Hons in some off-campus DU colleges. 

During the past placement drives, overall the highest package offered during GGDSD College BSc placements stood at INR 6.6 LPA.

To get a seat in BSc Hons at BHU, students have to appear for the CUET UG exam. The university does the seat allotment process through CAP-UG. Candidates can register for counselling on the official website. Further, candidates can get their documents verified and pay some fee to secure their seats. 

St. Joseph's University BSc tuition fees is INR 1.74 Lacs - INR 3.51 lakh. The fee structure includes many components. The total fee may differ at the time of payment due to the variables of the fee structure.

No, students cannot get admission in BSc without SJUET at St. Joseph's University. Students are selected for BSc programme based on their performance in the last qualifying exam and scores in St. Joseph's University Entrance Test, followed by Personal Interview. 

Yes, they are compulsory. These electives allow you to learn more than just science. These courses are mandatory because they teach you practical workplace skills, digital tools, and languages that help you get a job easily after college.