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Garima KaushikEducation is my prime concern.

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In my opinion Physics is the best stream as there are variety of courses in Physics and the research opportunities are vast. If you are willing to get job after M.Sc. Then Chemistry has better aspects in India. Companies like DUPont offer very good packages to M.Sc. Students - see here http://www.dupont.com/corporate-functions/careers/university-recruiting/graduate-careers.html
It would be better, if you apply for IIT JAM because the better college you get, the higher your package and learning gets.

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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

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If your interests lie in the agriculture field, you should pursue a course in agriculture through ICAR. Don't get disheartened just because you didn't make it the first time. Try again, and remember you are not alone. Also, don't sacrifice a good college/course owing to an average first score in your exams.

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B.Tech is better as compared to B.Sc, because engineering courses are better that graduation courses.
Isn't it? Well, it depends totally on you but according to me B.Tech biotechnology would be better. Good luck.

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They don't provide laptops and the facilities in boys hostel are of same level as any equivalent college. They have chat facility on their website. There you can talk to their counselor, they'll call you to describe what they provide and what they don't.

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Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding admissions in International Maritime Institute for a diploma in nautical science. Additionally, you can also download their brochure which contains details regarding course eligibility, admissions etc. for this particular institute.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/diploma-in-nautical-science-international-maritime-institute-greater-noida-265375

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The fee structure is INR. 3, 35,000 per annum excluding books and exam fees where the exam fees is around INR. 5000.

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The exam time period is 3-hours. It has 4 parts, and the paper will have 150 questions. The questions asked will be of the objective category. Negative marking is present. 3 marks are awarded for right responses and 1 mark is subtracted for erroneous responses. The questions will be from subjects such as:
Physics-40 Questions
Chemistry-40 Questions
English Proficiency-15 Questions
Logical Reasoning-10 Questions
Mathematics-45 Questions.

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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

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It mostly depends on where or which college are you applying for. Mostly M.Sc Entrance exams are conducted by some top-notch colleges only while a few conduct personal interviews because the crowd for the occupancy is relatively less. If there is an entrance exam:
The main focus will be on epidemiology, the basic ones and pharmacology and a few statistics but it is all basic and any medical graduate can answer them. If it's a personal interview:
The question will be interrogative like why you want to join the course? Where do you want to see yourself after 5 years? Would you be interested in Ph.D. also, if offered? Why are you not focus
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You are eligible but you have to clear exam then only you can do M.Sc in physics at IITs.

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