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Hi,
I spoke with few of my colleagues regarding this and unfortunately couldn't find any colleges offering the same:
We at Amity University offers B.Sc. In Computer Science programme for the students and the details are as follows:
Eligibility: 10 + 2
Duration: 3 Years (http://www.amity.edu/course-details.aspx?fd=FzNymoX3dH0=&cfn=XyndPnbPZvg=&CD=XyndPnbPZvg=)
PS : I will give you special offer on Application Fee.

Hi,
It's actually not possible to specify names of colleges who will accept you. You may take help of a professional counselor who can suggest you universities where admission chances could be maximum based on your entire profile including your extra-curriculars, essays, lors, etc.

Hi,
Placements are not that great here. It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials for detailed information on the fee structure.
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The syllabus ranges from general basic mathematics to higher maths. But generally 11 and 12 syllabus is followed. Go through all the HS maths and you can crack it. Although the exam is tough.
Good Luck.

In the M.Sc Chemistry entrance all portions will be from chemistry. What you did in your B.Sc And one paper will be for mathematical physics. You must have did it rest it will not be more from physics.
Regards.

All the above mentioned universities are good but try to do M.Sc Forensic Science from government university.

Hello,
The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing BA (Honors) Economics degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination in any stream from a recognized board of the country. Some universities and colleges give preference to students who have studied Economics as a subject at 10+2 level.
So, you are definitely eligible for this course.

Hello Swapnil, Yes, of course you can. But, perhaps very few institutions will give you credit for already completed Diploma. I am afraid that you will have to start from first year again of the new course. Best wishes to you for this new Diploma.

In taking M.Sc physics you should have studied physics for 3 full years in graduation then you can seek admission in M.Sc physics. Chemistry is not a necessary subject it is counted as an ancillary subject in B.Sc. So don't worry you will get M.Sc physics if you have B.Sc physics degree you can apply.
All the best.