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Rohit Saraswat

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B.Sc in forensic science is a 3-year course. For doing B.Sc in forensic science candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised university with Physics, Chemistry and Biology and/or Maths as main subjects and a minimum aggregate score of 55%. Many colleges have direct admission process while some take the entrance test. Scope of forensic science is vast. You can get a job in both private and government sectors. You can get jobs in CBI, Police Department, Investigation Offices, Detective Agencies, Forensic Laboratories, Detective Offices, Banks and other government and private agencies. The average salary would be between 3-5 LPA.

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aakriti kashyap

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What is your choice and which subject you are interested in Maths or Biology? I think your choice is more important for your career, not other people.

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Ansh Sharma

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Students need to have a minimum eligibility criteria which includes a graduate degree in any discipline from a recognised university in order to pursue MBA or PGDM course from National School of Business. Admission in college is based on the score in management entrance examination like CAT/XAT/ATMA/MAT/CMAT/GMAT/KMAT.

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Rohan Bhatt

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With 91%, you will easily get admission in Fergusson College for BA (Hons) in Psychology.

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anuj wadhwa

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Hey,
There is no such cut-off mentioned by this university.

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Ankita Rawat

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Yes, there is no doubt that food technology is a good choice as there are higher growth prospects.

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