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2016-10-03 21:14:15
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Sakshi Sharma
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The accurate information can be found at university website. You should check there.
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2016-10-03 20:26:46
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Lateral entry into B.Tech CSE is an excellent option for a B.Sc maths graduate.
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2016-10-03 18:09:09
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2016-10-03 17:13:58
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2016-10-03 17:13:28
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Kajal SenguptaI am an online Physics Teacher.
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MBBS is the popular choice. For that you have to go through one on the most rigorous entrance test. If you are research minded, then now a days there are many institutions where you can get a job. B.Pharm is also an option.
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2016-10-03 16:40:40
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Himanshu Rao
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I would suggest you to begin with Brief History of Time - Stephen Hawking, it's informative but I'm sure you won't get everything clearly.
Then read Michio Kaku's : Parallel Worlds you'll get every date, every event, every discovery properly. I liked his way of presenting events in order. His sentence framing & presentation way is superb.
Then you should try:
1. Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene
2. Road to Reality by Roger Penrose
3. Relativity by A. Einstein
4. The Edge of Reason by Anil Ananthswamy
5. The Universe from Nothing by Lawrance Krauss
Then read Michio Kaku's : Parallel Worlds you'll get every date, every event, every discovery properly. I liked his way of presenting events in order. His sentence framing & presentation way is superb.
Then you should try:
1. Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene
2. Road to Reality by Roger Penrose
3. Relativity by A. Einstein
4. The Edge of Reason by Anil Ananthswamy
5. The Universe from Nothing by Lawrance Krauss
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2016-10-03 16:37:59
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Himanshu Rao
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Aspirants who have finished their graduation can apply for the M.Sc course. Students require a score of above 55 percent to get admission in a college. Also, they need to write an admission test.
Entrance exams in M.Sc:
1. All India Institute of Medical Sciences AIIMS Entrance Exam.
2. Annamalai University Entrance Exam.
3. Banaras Hindu University Entrance Exam.
4. Bharathidasan University PG Examination.
5. Bharathiyar University M.Sc Entrance Exam.
6. Calicut University Entrance Exam.
7. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Entrance Exam.
8. Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission Test (IIT JAM).
9. Indian School of Mines Entrance
Entrance exams in M.Sc:
1. All India Institute of Medical Sciences AIIMS Entrance Exam.
2. Annamalai University Entrance Exam.
3. Banaras Hindu University Entrance Exam.
4. Bharathidasan University PG Examination.
5. Bharathiyar University M.Sc Entrance Exam.
6. Calicut University Entrance Exam.
7. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Entrance Exam.
8. Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission Test (IIT JAM).
9. Indian School of Mines Entrance
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2016-10-03 16:35:06
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Himanshu Rao
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Kindly contact the university for the same, as they have not published their syllabus anywhere on internet.
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2016-10-03 16:30:40
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Himanshu Rao
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There is no compound CaCO. Since carbon and oxygen are non-metals, the only compounds they are likely to form with calcium are ionic compounds. So that would require making an anion out of carbon and oxygen. The only polyatomic anion that you can get from carbon and oxygen is carbonate, CO32-. So the calcium carbon-oxygen that you might be referring to is calcium carbonate, CaCO3.
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2016-10-03 15:45:23
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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2 raised to 2 raised to 2 raised to 2 raised to 0 is 1
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