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The fee actually varies from college to college. In government institutions like Delhi University, it would be in the range 10,000-20,000. But in private colleges, it would be vary from college to college. It would be like 60,000 on an average. Hope this helped.

Yes, maths is mandatory for B.Sc in physical science with computer science. You have to take maths in the calculation of best four.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
*Candidates should pass +2 (Karnataka PUC/ISC/CBSE/NIOS/State board) in any stream (Humanities, Social Sciences, Commerce & Management, Sciences) from any recognised Board in India.
*Candidates pursuing international curriculum must have AIU approval and must obtain a grade of n

Eligibility for B.Sc B.Ed:
Candidates seeking admission to Physical Science Group must have passed with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) (Mathematics stands for Mathematics or Statistics) and those seeking admission to Biological Science Group (CBZ) must have passed Physics, Chemistry, and B

B.Sc and B.Tech both are good courses for you. But in B.Tech, maximum universities ask for 45-50% marks in PCM. So you have to check before trying for some university. But in B.Sc, there is no percentage criteria. There are lots of degree colleges in Haryana, India which are providing B.Sc course. O

In which college or university do you want to take admission? Kindly mention that, as every college and university has different a fee structure.

Hi Nidhi,
Yes, of course, IIT itself has a great reputation. On-campus as well as off-campus placements are very easy to get.
My best wishes. All the very best.

Yes, you can apply for SET exam.

I would ask you to prefer IT in RAIT. It has a lot of job opportunities and most of the electronic students have to work extra in their final year in order to get job in an IT sector as core companies are very selective. From the placement point of view, you should opt for IT.