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I got 92.75% in CBSE board. Which is the best college in DU I can get for B.Sc. Maths (Hons)?
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Asked by Prakhar Binjola
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8 years ago
Kirodimal college is best college for you doing bsc maths as it offers a very good teaching and have a bunch of very hood teachers who can help you out at every point so go for counseling if you get admission in it take it with both hands and you go takes places in your life.
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I want to do M.Sc CS from any university but I want do it in private. What is the admission process of the same?
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Asked by Vaishali Chakradhar
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Is Presidency University, Kolkata good for pursuing microbiology?
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Asked by Madhurima Dutta

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8 years ago
Presidency University provides Bachelor's and Master’s degree in Life Sciences which includes paper of Microbiology too. Course structure of Presidency University is very much research oriented which would be better for any further research prospect. Chance of cracking NET will be greater if you fol
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What is the cut-off marks for B.Sc in agriculture in GKVK College for 2a category student in KCET?
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Asked by Bharath Tm
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Can I join the Acharya Nagarjuna University for M.Sc biochemistrywithout writing AUCET? I have completed B.Sc biochemistry.
162 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Lasya Sree

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8 years ago
Hi,
Admissions will be based on the basis of the marks obtained by the candidate in his/ her qualifying Examination. For more information you can see below link
http://www.indiastudycenter.com/Univ/States/AP/NagUniv/Courses/PG/MSc-Biochemistry.asp
Hope, this information will help you.
Admissions will be based on the basis of the marks obtained by the candidate in his/ her qualifying Examination. For more information you can see below link
http://www.indiastudycenter.com/Univ/States/AP/NagUniv/Courses/PG/MSc-Biochemistry.asp
Hope, this information will help you.
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What is the expected cut-off of TNAU for B.Sc in agriculture?
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Asked by Deepa Lakshmi
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Should I go for B.Sc gaming? I have never learnt adobe photoshop and not good in sketching.
15 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Janmejay Bai

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8 years ago
It would be very hard and troublesome for you, if your sketching is not good. Also, you should have good knowledge about programming and computer software. Professional Studies in gaming usually requires students to be very good in graphics design. If you can learn Photoshop and drawing along with c
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Is it necessary to give an entrance exam if a candidate has already scored marks in 12th?
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Asked by Barsita Panchariya

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8 years ago
Entrance Exams are norms now and they are everywhere. Some colleges require minimum marks in class 12th. If you qualify for the criteria, then you are eligible for appearing in their entrance examination.
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WHat is the cut-off and eligibility criteria of Guru Nanak Khalsa College for B.Sc in biotechnology?
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Asked by Rishab Singh
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Is material science a good option to choose at NIT, Hamirpur to get a good package?
31 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Saurav Thakur

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8 years ago
NITs usually have better packages in almost all branches of engineering. However, material science is itself a very good branch and has a promising career. Many of my friends are currently pursuing the same course and are satisfied. So I would say that it is a good option.