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Can I apply for M.sc in astronomy through MKU's diploma astronomy course?
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Asked by Om
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Hi sir, i completed Bsc.in botany, chemistry, agriculture as main subjects.it is 3 years course introducedDbo i eligible for msc agricultur
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Asked by Revanth
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Does this provide B.Sc. Electronics in distance mode.
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Asked by Chakradhar Varma

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6 years ago
Hello,Since you are looking for distance education universities, I can suggest Annamalai University having B.Sc Electronics course. It has study centre all over India and the contents offered is also at par with regular course materials. You can apply online and offline for the course. Check other d
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What are the post graduate courses that B.Sc. Paramedical students can take?
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Asked by Mangal
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6 years ago
If your son is interesting in doing hotel management courses, Than National Council For Hotel Management
And Catering Technology ( An Autonomous Body Under Ministry of Tourism, government. Of India) offers the B.Sc Hospitality and Hotel Administration (HHA) course can be the best option for him. The
And Catering Technology ( An Autonomous Body Under Ministry of Tourism, government. Of India) offers the B.Sc Hospitality and Hotel Administration (HHA) course can be the best option for him. The
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Iam studying B.Sc. Agriculture. Can I apply for M.Sc. Horticulture in Andhra university n what will be the syllabus for AUCET.
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Asked by Parameswari
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Can I apply for M.Sc. Chemistry even if I didn't study B.Sc. Chemistry hons for graduation.
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Asked by Deee

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6 years ago
Hello,
Eligibility criteria for M.Sc Chemistry for the University of Delhi is given below for an idea. There are two types of seats known as Merit and Entrance test seats. Eligibility criteria for merit seats is B.Sc (Hons) in Chemistry from University of Delhi only with at least two papers of Mathe
Eligibility criteria for M.Sc Chemistry for the University of Delhi is given below for an idea. There are two types of seats known as Merit and Entrance test seats. Eligibility criteria for merit seats is B.Sc (Hons) in Chemistry from University of Delhi only with at least two papers of Mathe
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6 years ago
Hello,
Yes, it is good for you to pursue M.Sc. Either from distance education or from any open university, because all you need to have knowledge and skill in that subject. Thank you.
Yes, it is good for you to pursue M.Sc. Either from distance education or from any open university, because all you need to have knowledge and skill in that subject. Thank you.
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Is there any chance to get admission in B.Sc(Hons.) maths in PU?
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Asked by Kritika

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6 years ago
Hello,
Courses at PU, The final merit list is prepared by considering 75% weightage of PU CET 2020, 25% weightage of 10+2 examination and over and above weightage of NCC, NSS, etc. Because your rank is too higher, The ranks below 100 can be considered safe for admissions because the total number of s
Courses at PU, The final merit list is prepared by considering 75% weightage of PU CET 2020, 25% weightage of 10+2 examination and over and above weightage of NCC, NSS, etc. Because your rank is too higher, The ranks below 100 can be considered safe for admissions because the total number of s
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6 years ago
Hello,
It is better to take guidance from some career counselors before taking such steps. However, you can leave college after getting admission because college can not force any student for studying there. However, a refund of admission fee and other charges you have paid there can be an issue and
It is better to take guidance from some career counselors before taking such steps. However, you can leave college after getting admission because college can not force any student for studying there. However, a refund of admission fee and other charges you have paid there can be an issue and