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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

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Loyola College.
Miranda House.
Hansraj College.
Fergusson College.
Madras Christian College (MCC)
Hindu College
Sri Venkateswara College
Ramjas College.
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It depends on your interest. If you are good in physics, then go for B.Sc. Physics.

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No. There's no compulsion of maths.

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4 years for your Bachelors degree in Science (usually in Physics or Astronomy); 2 years to get your Master's degree in Science; 3 years to complete your Ph.D programme.

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You have to complete a Bachelor's degree in the university, which are recognised by Germany.

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Well, law as such does not require your knowledge of any particular stream and scope is similar for every student. However, a science student, if he pursue B.Sc along with LLB is preferred in many IPR law firms, such as Y J Trivedi and associates Ahmedabad. Apart from this, you have an option to work for forensics department as an expert of law and forensics.

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Generally, any student, regardless of his study background can get into a BCA course. Some colleges do segregate according to Maths and Non Maths students, as some colleges do give admissions to the students having Maths as a class 12th subject. But, being a Science Biology student won't make a student, at least in the admission process. Keeping in mind that you have a science Biology background. And, BCA is a computer oriented course, you will or might face some problems that the students of commerce/computer and science/CS students do not face.
Having prior knowledge of computer is an advantage for the CS students, as the first month
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