Science

Clear your backlogs for B.Tech, if that is why you can't complete B.Tech. B.Sc in one year is impossible to complete.

Hi,
It is not possible, because most of the colleges/universities requires graduation with mathematics. Further, the admission is based on merit/entrance test.

Hello,
It is quite difficult to pursue a course while doing a job because sparing self from the job is a big challenge. Further, most of the PSU's and other job providers ask for a full-time degree. However, if you have enough time then you should go for some distance learning PG programs like MBA, M.Sc or MCA from IGNOU or other universities because these programs are valid and accepted by all concerns. Further these programs will helps you in your career progression also.

There are two types of universities in Germany. One is applied sciences called as TU universities are more research-based universities and FH are more industry based universities which readily prepares the student for the industry based jobs. TU is preferable for students who want to pursue Ph.D and FH is well suited to a person who is readily willing to join the industry.

Hi Shaikh,
If you opted for biology in class 12th then I will recommend you to go B.Sc Microbiology. It has better career scope and provides better placement opportunities in the future. Well, I would recommend you that after completing B.Sc in microbiology, go for PG. This will boost your career.
Regards.

Yes, they accept. Apply at the earliest. The admissions are going to close soon.
It a good college.
All the best.

Hello,
After completing the B.Sc in neuroscience, you can work as assistant of Neurosurgeon or if you are interested to do master course in neuroscience you can do.

Fee for M.Sc Forensic Science fee is INR. 1.54 lacs per year.

First year fee- INR. 30,500
Second year fee- INR. 30,500
Total- INR. 61,000

Well, the eligibility is 10+2 Arts, Commerce or Science any student can pursue this course. So, the conclusion is yes, modern office practice course for commerce and not for Science students only. Good Luck.