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Paras Madaan
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There are specific eligibility criteria that an applicant must qualify if they aim to pursue this programme of M.Sc. In Chemistry. Candidates must have passed the examination of higher secondary levels with a minimum score of 60% from any recognised school or college. Applicants must have a degree of B.Sc. Chemistry ones for B.Sc. Chemistry as one of the main subjects with at least 50%. Few colleges conduct an entrance exam before admissions.
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Paras Madaan
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No Maths is not mandotary. You just have your schooling from Science stream (PCM/PCB) with minimum of 50%. .
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Paras Madaan
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Without mathematics you can do B.Com only. If you want to do B.Com (Hons) then in DU there is a deductions of 2.5% in best 4 of marks if you don't have Maths.
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Paras Madaan
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Yes almost all the colleges in DU offers B.Com but as per the new curriculum you have to be appear for CUET. DU is not considering the marks of 12th class as per new curriculum and education policy applicable from the batch of 2023.
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Latika khatri
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You can pursue M.Sc. In cluster university in geography. Candidate must have BA/B.Sc with Geography as a main subject can be apply.
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Paras Madaan
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No, Masters/ Bachelors in nursing is not available for distance learning student.
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Deeksha Dixit
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M.Sc. Microbiology is a viable career path for those interested in this field. There are countless opportunities for research in this area, and you can work in prestigious government research institutions as a scientist. You can work as a quality control officer, environmental microbiologist, research assistant in the biomedical field, or medical microbiologist. According to various reports, employment opportunities for microbiologists are anticipated to increase by 9% between 2021 and 2031. After completing your M.Sc. In microbiology, you can expect to earn around Rs. 3 Lacs per annum. This can be up to Rs. 6 Lacs per annum, based on
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No, B.Sc. has no subject such as photography but you can go for Mass communication as the students can explore these job opportunities such as photography, news editing, journalism or radio jockeying.
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The Bachelor of Science in Dairy Technology programme lasts three years and is job-oriented. B.Sc. (Dairy Technology) Eligibility Candidates should have passed their 10+2 examinations with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects from a recognised Board.
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