Science

In case you are planning to do software engineering (B.Tech CSE/ IT/ Software Engineering) then in addition to maths you are advised to take physics and chemistry also. If you want to do BCA then maths is the only mandatory subject.

Hi Soumyadip,
Yes, you can but knowledge of English will be a necessity.

Hello dharmender ,
Both programmes that you have mentioned have their own field's scope. You can choose whichever you feel you can do very much good. On choosing B.Sc, you can earn just right from your house by teaching others.

After 12th, you will find very basic level jobs such as lab assistant etc or you can give SSC exams. But if you want a career fully in Physics then earn a bachelor degree and masters degree in Physics to open up opportunities such as teaching, research, astronomy etc.

You can choose aerospace and aeronautical engineering if you have more interest in mathematics. In these branches there are lots of mathematical equations which are used in aerospace engineering.

You can get nothing unless and until you pass in all subjects in your 12th because I need to fulfill the eligibility criteria of the college for getting admission. Almost every college has an eligibility criteria of marks in 12th as 50% and above.

There are few companies which come to hire engineering physics students in core profile, Boston, Texas Instruments being some of them. Most of the students actually go for other roles such as coding or analyst and some of the students go for higher studies. Being a student of IIT Delhi myself, I know that students of this branch are not that happy with curriculum and unless they have deep love for physics, the students always try to get out of this world of physics.

There is no fixed course that would include science & travel. You can opt for a course like archeology, become a scientist in geology that could involve travel for research work.

B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent University is the best.

Yes, you are eligible to take admission.