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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Step 1: Obtain a Bachelors degree in Science subject:
This is the first step required to get in to the field of astronomy. After higher secondary, candidate should obtain a Bachelors degree in science subjects such as physics / chemistry/ mathematics. Apart from these, some universities offer under graduation course in Astronomy.
Step 2: Obtain a post graduate degree:
Those who have completed their graduation in Science subjects such as Astronomy or Physics or Chemistry or Mathematics can look for master level courses like M.Sc Astronomy, M.Sc Astronomy and Space Physics, etc.
Step 3: Search for a career in astronomy:
After completing educa
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2016-08-24 15:51:19

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hello Anas Khan,
You can so for B.Sc. in Physics and after that M.Sc. You can go for PhD in physics after completing M.Sc.

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2016-08-24 15:06:26

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Sachin Sreekumar

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B.Tech/M.Tech in fire and safety will help you.

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2016-08-24 14:59:48

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Sachin Sreekumar

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If you have someone abroad things can get much easier. Experience matters a lot for the same. You can apply in all the international job sites.

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2016-08-24 14:30:42

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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........

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H202 - Hydrogen per Oxide
H2O - water,
Here is your answer:
Hydrogen peroxide has more electrons, which gives a greater polarizability for H2O2 and stronger London dispersion forces.
H2O2 has a much greater dipole moment than water does. H2O2 is 2.26 Debye vs 1.86 Debye for water.
H2O2 exhibits hydrogen bonding and with one additional oxygen atom, compared to water.
That's why hydrogen peroxide boiling point is 150 degree Celsius and water boiling point is 100 degree Celsius.

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2016-08-24 13:42:57

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Nischay ChadhaClear as a crystal

Contributor-Level 7

After class 12th, you need 6 bands overall in IELTS with not less than 5.5 in any module.
So, your 12th percentage and IELTS score seems perfect to me.
Get yourself enrolled in Bachelors degree, you will get the visa.
All the best!

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2016-08-24 12:50:41

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Yes, you can appear for MAT.

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