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ayush singhal
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Doing B.Sc. IT from a government or private college does not really matter. What matters is how much do you learn during the course and how do you hone your skills.
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ayush singhal
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Decent. There are companies like Abbott Nutrition, Boehringer Ingelheim (one of top 20 medicine companies in the world), GlaxoSmithKline, CTS Pharmacovigilance and other few companies which hire in the pharmaceuticals sector. Apart from that, you may find yourself eligible for a lot of well paying and exciting companies like MuSigma, Deloitte, ZS Associates, etc. And of course the mass recruiters TCS, Accenture, Infosys, etc. Choose pharma if you want to study it. But if you have the only job on your mind and don't have decent JEE Mains score to get you through any NIT just join pharma at JU. It will still give you better placements th
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ayush singhal
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You can probably go for software engineering as that is the most trending and on demand career these days.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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Yes, you are eligible and you can apply for the same.
It lies between 55 to 70% for SC/ST/OBC candidates
The cut offs change every year. They're a bit different for different categories (general, OBC, etc.). And for students coming from various boards (state, CBSE). You can get previous year cutoffs and merit list on the Internet. The college website has all the information regarding registration, admissions for FY, which has started, I suppose.
www.fergusson.edu
Hope this helps.
It lies between 55 to 70% for SC/ST/OBC candidates
The cut offs change every year. They're a bit different for different categories (general, OBC, etc.). And for students coming from various boards (state, CBSE). You can get previous year cutoffs and merit list on the Internet. The college website has all the information regarding registration, admissions for FY, which has started, I suppose.
www.fergusson.edu
Hope this helps.
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Vishal MauryaPursuing social research.
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Kindly get a migration certificate from your school there. After that, you can.
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Vishal MauryaPursuing social research.
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Why not, sure you can pursue but mathematics is compulsory. There is basic mathematics in CS that's don't worry about mathematics. Let it happen.
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SACHIN NAMDEVM. Sc. Mathematics at Govt. P. G. College, Damoh
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You should prepare for CAT (common admission test)/MAT/XAT. IIMs, Business schools or top ranked universities like DU, BHU, Assam University, Anna University, University of Madras, Mumbai University, Loyola College, etc. and IITs (those provide management courses) are better options for doing M.B.A. in India.
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