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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
I would suggest you to go for commerce with Physical Education/Music/Maths/Computer Science etc. as the fifth subject depending on your preference, the main four compulsory subjects being English, Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics (assuming to be from national board CBSE, New Delhi). Other boards have similar subjects in different names.
Less time with commerce stream, you have an extra advantage to pursue your hobbies in some spare time left after studies, along with pursuing your career.
It is less expensive than science.You don't have to take heavy tuition.Books are also not that costly as in case of science.
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Less time with commerce stream, you have an extra advantage to pursue your hobbies in some spare time left after studies, along with pursuing your career.
It is less expensive than science.You don't have to take heavy tuition.Books are also not that costly as in case of science.
There are a numb
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renu Sejwal
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Govt colleges fees are around 10 thousand per annum for this. Some self-financing course such as in Jamia will cost you 50 thousand per annum. Private colleges such as Amity will cost around 1 to 1.5 lakhs per annum.
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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
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B.Sc physics can be a good option if you want to go for a teaching career or want to make career in research field, please don't look down upon yourself in anyway, I still have lots of opportunities ahead of you. Please make sure that you are interested in the course mentioned.
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renu Sejwal
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No, not all, all central and state government recruitment agency such as SSC, DSSSB, PSC, HSSC and UPSSC accepts graduation from SOL, it's equally valid degree as a regular one, try to do well in it by scoring well, minimum 60% should be there in graduation for eligibility.
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