Science

Eligibility:
B.Sc (Hons.) Computer Science (10+2+3 scheme) and B.Tech Computer Science (10+2+4 scheme) from University of Delhi or any other University
Minimum Percentage Required: 60% marks in aggregate
OR
B.Sc. Applied Physical Sciences with Mathematics and Computer Science / B.Sc.(G) Mathematical S

In general, for KCET you have to score minimum 75% (it consists of 50% board marks and 50% entrance test marks) to get a seat inside Bangalore in decent colleges and for top colleges in top courses, this will move upto 85%. Students in general score easily upto 90% in board exams, but same students

Board marks are nothing to do with VIT admission but you have to eligible for it atleast 60% in physics, chemistry, maths in intermediate.You have to give VITEEE exam to take admission in VIT.
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If you wish to go to Canada for further studies then it is a good idea to take up Ph.D in Nursing and apply for a seat in one of the universities of Canada. If you wish to work in Canada, then you would need to clear NCLEX. It is a licensure test for nurses which once cleared allows you to work in C

B.Tech ECE after B.Sc Physics will consume a lot of your academic curriculum duration and you will still be called as a graduate and not postgraduate, I think MBA/ PGDM will be better for you unless you are too passionate about pursuing B.Tech ECE. If you go for B.Tech ECE then definitely opt for M.

Hi Sanjeev, This grade into percentage conversions is college/university centric and every institute/college/university follow their own set of rules. For further/exact conversion details, contact NIIT.