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EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
The minimum educational qualification required to pursue this course is 10+2 Science stream schooling with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects. Students should have passed 12th Board examination from a recognised Board. Minimum marks criteria may exist and is generally around 50-60% marks in Board Examination.
B.Sc. Degree holders (subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) may also pursue this course. Minimum marks criteria may exist and is generally between 50-60% marks in final year of Degree programme.
Engineering (B.E./B.Tech.) Graduates (any branch) may also pursue this course. Minimum marks
The minimum educational qualification required to pursue this course is 10+2 Science stream schooling with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects. Students should have passed 12th Board examination from a recognised Board. Minimum marks criteria may exist and is generally around 50-60% marks in Board Examination.
B.Sc. Degree holders (subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) may also pursue this course. Minimum marks criteria may exist and is generally between 50-60% marks in final year of Degree programme.
Engineering (B.E./B.Tech.) Graduates (any branch) may also pursue this course. Minimum marks
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Hi Ganesh Sharma,
It's all upto you to decide your career path subjects, my suggestion is to go for M.Sc or MBA, it provides wide scope in teaching and research field.
All the best for your future.
It's all upto you to decide your career path subjects, my suggestion is to go for M.Sc or MBA, it provides wide scope in teaching and research field.
All the best for your future.
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Nivetha Sakthivel
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You already did Master's right? Then, why are you choosing again a Master's? If your question is mistaken as B.Sc, better do M.Sc physics and try to clear NET or SLET for lectureship.
B.Ed also took two years but, now a days, good government job with B.Ed is a little bit tough to get due to the TRB and TET problems.
Good percentage in M.Sc will give you scope in research further with financial support.
B.Ed also took two years but, now a days, good government job with B.Ed is a little bit tough to get due to the TRB and TET problems.
Good percentage in M.Sc will give you scope in research further with financial support.
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Nivetha Sakthivel
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The acadamy fee for M.Sc physics will be 25,000 roundly for 4 semesters including exam fee, convocation fee and tution fees. This fee, you need not to pay at the same time. You will be asked to pay in 4 installments.
For the hostel girls, last year, it was 72,000 per year including food. Hostel fee will be revised each year. So, for the next upcoming year, it will be announced soon.
So, totally, 1 lakh 70 thousand for two years of course including everything.
For the hostel girls, last year, it was 72,000 per year including food. Hostel fee will be revised each year. So, for the next upcoming year, it will be announced soon.
So, totally, 1 lakh 70 thousand for two years of course including everything.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Yash Bipul, you must meet the admission requirements to be eligible to study like you must have the relevant qualification, have desired percentile, take the IELTS or TOEFL etc. Also you have to decide where to study. The requirements vary accordingly.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Ganesh, depends on the college you want to apply to. Firstly Kalinga University must be UGC recognized which I think is. Secondly you must meet the admission requirements, be highly academic, take the GMAT, IELTS/TOEFL etc. And if you want to study MBA then you must also have work experience.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Prince, there is nothing much you can do now, without maths there is no chance. You should have known what you are signing for when you took PCB. You are now advised to get in touch with universities abroad, find out if you can do pre-requisite course in maths and be eligible. US universities are flexible and may give you a chance. Look for associate degrees.
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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature
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For B.Ed, if you are financially sound and not looking for jobs immediately, then go for PhD.
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