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Jagrati Negi

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Hello Harshit,
The basic eligibility for admission to BCA is a pass in 10+2 examination in any stream from any recognised board of education with English as a subject of study. Some colleges prefer students from science stream or who have studied mathematics and computer science at 10+2 level. You can Google and check the eligibility criteria of private colleges.

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Bushra Siddiqui

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The process of determining the quantity of a sample by adding measured volumes of a titrant (normally via a burette) until the end-point, at which essentially the entire sample has reacted, is reached.

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Bushra Siddiqui

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Dear Shivam,
To get the answer of this question, you will have to wait for the cut -offs to be out from DU.

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Bushra Siddiqui

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Courses to be done in chemistry:
The chemistry lovers can opt for Bachelor of Science degree after 12th standard exam. Those who have studied physics, chemistry and mathematics till 12th class are eligible for the admissions. All Indian universities offer B.Sc. in Chemistry degree.
If you are interested to study the applied part of chemistry, you can give Engineering entrance exams and enroll for B.E. / B.Tech in Chemical Engineering. This Bachelor's degree will teach you basics of applied chemistry.
The Masters level courses are also available after B.Sc and BE/B.Tech courses. Master's degree also opens the door for various specialisatio
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Hareesh B

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Hello,
First thing for you is to know your interest areas and it makes for you to choose your course easy.
Anyways the below courses might help you to choose your course keeping your interest area in mind.
Courses in Science (Medical)
Agriculture,
Forensic Science,
Biotechnology,
Geology,
Zoology,
Food Technology and Food Processing,
Botany,
Microbiology,
M.B.B.S,
B.V.S,
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm),
Bachelor in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing),
Bio informatics,
B.P.T. ( Bachelor in Physiotherapy),
B.H.M.S,
B.A.M.S,
Veterinary Science,
Forestry and Wildlife,
Radiography,
Fire and Safety,
and many more.
Courses in Science (Engineering)
Aeronautical Engineering,
Aerospa
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AISHA BANSAL

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There are lots of things you can do but it depends on your interest.
Please mention from which stream you have cleared to guide you in a better way.
Before choosing a career you should first analyse yourself and your hobbies.

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HARSHINI V CTo Be A Telecom Engineer by Profession

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B.Sc in a good university is most preferable, if you don't get a good one then go for B.Tech in biotechnology.

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