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Yes, you can apply for BCom without maths.
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.A. MS - Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery at BHU?
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This is one of the best medical Colleges for B.A. MS. To get a seat in BHU, your NEET score should be above 560+ for general category. The practical exposure at this college is best for clinicals.
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What should I do if I want to go into astrophysics field?
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If you're interested in pursuing a career in astrophysics, there are a few steps you can take to prepare yourself:
Study Physics and mathematics: Astrophysics is a highly mathematical and quantitative field, so you'll need a strong foundation in Physics and mathematics to succeed. Study subjects such
Study Physics and mathematics: Astrophysics is a highly mathematical and quantitative field, so you'll need a strong foundation in Physics and mathematics to succeed. Study subjects such
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for Integrated M.Sc. in Biotechnology at VIT Vellore .
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The latest cutoff information for Integrated M.Sc. in biotechnology at VIIT, Vellore suggests that the closing rank is around 14k.
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What are courses offered by du for science students which is done through entrance exams
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There are lots of options for Science students like B.Sc. BBA B.Com agriculture and other. If you like mathematics then you can choose B.Sc. In mathematics.
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What are courses offered by du for science students which is done through entrance exams. Plz tell fast last date is 31 may for UG
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Hi Sameer, In order to facilitate Shiksha experts to give you accurate and precise answers, it is important that you give us a little more information regarding the subjects you pursued as there are various segments under Science. There could be certain branches of Science for which you may not elig
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I want to know about the fee structure at Shri Rama Krishna Group Of Institutions for B.Sc. in PCM.
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3 years ago
The exact fee structure at Rama Krishna Group of Institutions for B. Sc. In PCM, can never be told accurately, as it keeps on changing year to year, depending on the economic inflation or the number of students uptake. As per my reports, for the latest academic year, the course fees is approximately
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. In Nursing at JIPMER Puducherry?
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Admission for B.Sc. Nursing in JIPMER is through NEET UG, and cutoffs for competitive exams like NEET UG vary from year to year due to the rigorous competition and the increasing number of medical aspirants. It becomes very hard to predict a cutoff as the cutoff depends on the number of aspirants, t
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. In Nursing at JIPMER Puducherry?
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Admission for B.Sc. Nursing in JIPMER is through NEET UG, and cutoffs for competitive exams like NEET UG vary from year to year due to the rigorous competition and the increasing number of medical aspirants. It becomes very hard to predict a cutoff as the cutoff depends on the number of aspirants, t