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Manish Sridhar
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Might be tough. Depends on option entry overall and quotas allocated.
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Shubhankar Datta
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See both the streams have their own value. Depends on the interest of a person what he/she want to study or pursue a career on.
Engineering is a technical line and it has a lot of scope whereas physics honors is mostly theory based. And if someone is interested to have in-depth knowledge of that subject he must pursue B.Sc.
Engineering is a technical line and it has a lot of scope whereas physics honors is mostly theory based. And if someone is interested to have in-depth knowledge of that subject he must pursue B.Sc.
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Shubhankar Datta
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Check the cut -off list from du.ac.in
I don't think students from general category will be able to get admission with 80%.
Still, check it on the official website.
I don't think students from general category will be able to get admission with 80%.
Still, check it on the official website.
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