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New answer posted•7 years ago

What is rocket Science?

89 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Saquib Mehtab
Ravi Anand
7 years ago
Maths and science studies are critical to being a good engineer in any area, and certainly so as a rocket scientist. A degree in aerospace, mechanical or electrical engineering is essentially mandatory today, and a Masters degree doesn't hurt.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
priyank sharma
7 years ago
Hello Dear,
M.Sc in oceanography is a 2-year full-time postgraduate programme in the study related to oceanography. The eligibility of the course is passing B.Sc. degree with either Physics, earth science, microbiology, applied science, chemistry, botany, zoology, agriculture or fishery science as t

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New answer posted•7 years ago

Which is better for a fresher- Infosys or TCS?

91 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Mayank Khator
R Sai Kiran
7 years ago
Both are good. It depends on your preferences. Infosys has more challenging work culture.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Sopna Joshua
7 years ago
Some colleges conduct entrance exams for the PG admissions. The top colleges in India include Lady Sriram, Delhi, St. Savior’s Mumbai, Christ University, Bangalore, WCC Chennai, etc.

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7 years ago
Hi,
Please elaborate and mention the course in which you wish to apply for admission.

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Mukul Singh Yadav
7 years ago
No, you cannot pursue both degrees simultaneously.

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7 years ago
Only and only engineering physics.

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