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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
Yes, it is possible. You can do BA Maths. I did B. EL. ED from Delhi University. The course is for Elementary teacher. It has mixture of all subjects, but it was counted in arts. I took maths in 2nd year, so I can teach maths in Schools, look for similar course. All the best.
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I'm from XII open board & want to take admission in B.Sc physics, which college should I choose? After B.Sc, I want to give IIT JAM exam.
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Asked by Robin Singh
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7 years ago
Yes, you can get college of your choice of your class 12th, the marks are at least 80%. Your Physics, Chemistry and mathematics marks would be considered. After pursuing B.Sc from regular at least you can apply for IIT JAM and, pursue M.Sc. Work hard you can do it. All the best.
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Where can I do 5-year integrated MA/MSc in economics from?
109 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Kirtti Ranjan
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7 years ago
Hi friend, here are the names of Best colleges for integrated MA/ M.Sc in economics are:-
1) University Of Allahabad
2) Delhi School Of Economics
3) Madras School Of Economics
4) Lovely Professional University
5) SRM University
6) Dibrugarh University
7) University Of California
8) University Of Cambridge
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1) University Of Allahabad
2) Delhi School Of Economics
3) Madras School Of Economics
4) Lovely Professional University
5) SRM University
6) Dibrugarh University
7) University Of California
8) University Of Cambridge
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Upvote New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
Hi friend,
Yes, of course, Science subject is surely taught in B.Sc IT course. A Bachelor of Science degree is offered across a range of subjects. But, according to it's name that suggests, it basically focuses on Science and technical-based subjects, namely natural Science, health sciences, mathema
Yes, of course, Science subject is surely taught in B.Sc IT course. A Bachelor of Science degree is offered across a range of subjects. But, according to it's name that suggests, it basically focuses on Science and technical-based subjects, namely natural Science, health sciences, mathema
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I just completed my graduation in B.Sc chemistry. Can I pursue a job at the oil rigs? Which course will be helpful to seek a job there?
95 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Vamsi Krishna Bunga
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7 years ago
You have to pursue your Masters then only you can seek for a job at these places. They will not hire graduates, they need post graduates.
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Sir, if I pursue B.Sc from DU then what will be the package which I can get after passing out?
46 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Imran Saifi
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7 years ago
These days, DU is having lots of student’s activities and workshops. Also, it has it’s placement cells to take you up great heights. I think, you should take admission in DU colleges. You will get to learn lot more. First, think of learning experiences, then look for placement like things. All the b
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To pursue UG courses in humanities and social sciences, what are the colleges preferred in DU?
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Asked by Dilip Rout
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7 years ago
There are many good colleges in DU offering arts course s in North, as well as south campus. St. Stephen, lady Shriram. Ramjas, Hindu. Regards.
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What can I do after B.Sc (non-medical)?
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Asked by Abhishek Sehwal
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7 years ago
If you think that you wanted to try something different except non medical field viz. in management, business or civil services,then there is a lucrative options like MBA, UPSC, banking and many more. Good luck
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7 years ago
Hello, if you think that you wanted to try something different except non medical field viz. in management, business or civil services,then there is a lucrative options like MBA, UPSC, banking and many more. Good luck!
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7 years ago
Hello,
Just go through this link to know about the scope.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/job-options-after-bsc-degree-know-salary-packages-blogId-13469
Besides, if you think that you wanted to try something different except medical field viz. in management, business or civil services,then th
Just go through this link to know about the scope.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/job-options-after-bsc-degree-know-salary-packages-blogId-13469
Besides, if you think that you wanted to try something different except medical field viz. in management, business or civil services,then th
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