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Nidhi gupta

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Hi Kaartik!
Yes you can get admission in Chemistry heavy and fine chemicals
The general eligibility criteria :
Candidates are eligible to secure admission to the UG courses in Chemistry if they have completed 10+2 from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying examination. Hope it helps.

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Nidhi gupta

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Hi Harish!
The eligibility for B.Sc. Mlt :
A passing grade in the intermediate/APOSS (10+2 pattern) or its equivalent exam in Botany, Zoology Physics and Chemistry or in the intermediate vocational (medical lab technology) with bridge courses, or in the inter-vocational with bridge courses, and the student must be 17 years old. If you fulfill the eligibility criteria then YES, you can get a seat for B.Sc. MLT in apollo chitoor.

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Nidhi gupta

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Hi, 93 is a pretty decent score but as per to get admission in government college. It is comparatively a little low. You should have scored at least150 but in some courses you might get admission. Though, do check cutoffs for the same on the official websites. Best of luck.

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Nidhi gupta

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Hi, Tamanna Pervin!
As you haven't named any particular University or College. So, I am giving you a general criteria. ELIGIBILITY: The standard requirement for admission to the B.Sc. Math Honours degree programme is a pass grade in the 10+2 or equivalent exam in the Science stream with at least 50% of the candidate's overall or in the subject of Mathematics from a recognised board or Institute. ADMISSION PROCESS : Entrance exam and Merit Based
Hope it helps. All the best!

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SaiChandan Vanam

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Syllabus of both courses is same. Nothing is different.

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Nidhi gupta

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, St. Xavier's College of Mumbai, does offer M.Sc. In Big Data Analytics. St Xaviers College, Mumbai offers admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes based on the performance of students in the entrance test conducted by the authorities of the college. Students also need to visit the institute campus for getting their documents verified and pay the admission fees. Detailed description of the admission procedure is mentioned below. Admission Process for UG and PG Courses: Candidates need to apply online on the official website of the college. Candidates will have to appear for the entrance test conducted by the college

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Nidhi gupta

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Hi, Umesh!
Eligibility : Passed the 10+2 level examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. As you can SEE mathematics is a compulsory subject. So, you should have PCM or PCMB in 12th. Hope it helps.

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Nidhi gupta

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Hi Kajal,
Admission in Goswami Ganesh Dutta S.D. College - B.Sc. (Hons.) in Bioinformatics is merit based only. So, wait for the cutoffs to see if you can get admission there. 85% is a pretty decent course so you will get admission there easily I guess. Though, all the best!

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Nidhi gupta

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Hi, Please complete your 11th and 12th with full dedication as no university provides admission at such a young age. It is compulsory to have 12 years of education which includes 6 years of basic/ elementary level education, 3 years of middle-level schooling and 3 years of high schooling. After 12th you can start your journey as a paleontologist, for which these will be required:
A Science undergraduate degree is crucial, and preferably one of those. The vast majority of curators have a Ph.D. too. At a minimum they'll usually have an M.Sc. As well as their undergraduate degree. The M.Sc. Will be in either Museum Studies or a discipline
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