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New answer posted•7 years ago
Which is the best college in Bangalore for B.Sc physics, maths and computer science?
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Asked by Smith Khabri
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7 years ago
Indian Academy Degree College
Oxford College of Science
Jain Global Campus
Reva University
MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences.
Oxford College of Science
Jain Global Campus
Reva University
MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences.
New question posted•7 years ago
How to get admission for M.Sc wildlife science and where exactly you have to study at Kota University?
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Asked by Charmi Dholakiya
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What is the subject combination in B.Sc+M.Sc in Chemistry course?
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Asked by Alina Ali
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Which course should I pursue for better future, BCA, B.Sc in computer science, BBA or B.Sc in IT?
479 Views|8 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Lathika Suganya
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7 years ago
It depends on your interest. So, if your interest is in software field, then you should go for either B.Sc in computer Science or BCA.
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In biotechnology, which option is better among B.Tech and B.Sc?
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Asked by Steven Lobo

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7 years ago
B.Tech and B.Sc both fields are good in their own way. It depends that in which field you are interested in. I would suggest you to go with B.Sc in perfusion technology, if you have interest in the equipment.
The Perfusionist is in charge of operating these machines with the heart-lung machine being
The Perfusionist is in charge of operating these machines with the heart-lung machine being
New answer posted•7 years ago
What will be the best choice after PUC in science?
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Asked by S Amith Nadig
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7 years ago
B.Sc in PCM or CBZ will be a good choice, or you can also go for engineering, if you want to enter the technical field.
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Can we change our specialisation to M.Sc in quantum physics after doing B.Sc in astrophysics?
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Asked by Kamlesh Pathak
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7 years ago
You can pursue M.Sc in Quantum physics, even if you haven't studied it. In your graduation, you just have to come up with the new syllabus. And, remember to cross check the same thing with the college you are trying to apply in.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Which option is better to opt after B.Sc in PCM: M.Sc in Physics or B.Ed?
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Asked by Rishu Negi
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7 years ago
B.Ed is the best field to enter the teaching field, because it is much valued in India, and if you want to do some research or complete doctorate in Science stream, then go for B.Sc and M.Sc.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is maths required for BA economics in SRCC?
59 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Akriti Bajpai

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7 years ago
Hello Akriti, yes for economics (H) in DU, you should have Maths till 12th class but it is not necessary to include it in best 4 subjects (BFS). Yes economics definitely should be included in BFS for Economics (H) else you will face deduction.
All the best!
All the best!
New answer posted•7 years ago
I got 86.7% in 12th. Can I get a seat in B.Sc cardiac perfusion technology?
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Asked by Billa Jasper Wilson

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7 years ago
B.Sc in Perfusion Technology Eligibility criteria is:
The candidate must have cleared 10+2 or any equivalent examination from a recognized board under the Science stream with compulsory subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Zoology or Mathematics) and English with 50% minimum marks. * The minimum cut
The candidate must have cleared 10+2 or any equivalent examination from a recognized board under the Science stream with compulsory subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Zoology or Mathematics) and English with 50% minimum marks. * The minimum cut