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2016-07-27 17:45:40
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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
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You can go for Jaypee University. It is the best option for you to pursue biotechnology. Lab and infrastructure in Jaypee are far better than Sharda and NIET and the most important, faculty and quality of studies in Jaypee is at par with international level.
All the best.
All the best.
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2016-07-27 17:30:18
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KS Rao
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Visualize a horse pulling a Rail, running on one side of the track (not on rail track).
Power required to move the car is the real power - KWH
Effort of the horse is (total) apparent power -KVA.
Due to sideways pull wasted effort of the horse is –
non-working (reactive power) - KVAR.
Depending on the load, power factor would vary and you can calculate KW = PF X KVA
Google it for an explanation.
Power required to move the car is the real power - KWH
Effort of the horse is (total) apparent power -KVA.
Due to sideways pull wasted effort of the horse is –
non-working (reactive power) - KVAR.
Depending on the load, power factor would vary and you can calculate KW = PF X KVA
Google it for an explanation.
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2016-07-27 16:40:11
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ashish chakraborty
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After doing M.Sc. and B.Ed. with mathematics you can try to be a school teacher and if you do M.Ed. and qualify NET then you can try to be a college teacher. There are just some scopes in teaching field.
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2016-07-27 16:18:33
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2016-07-27 10:28:00
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Lalit singh Rathore
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Hello friend,
B.Sc. in Nautical Science is a 3 years long course that has been divided into 6 semesters, each lasting 6 months. After completion of the course, the candidate should undergo the 1 year long sea service. After the sea service and clearing the subsequent oral examination, the candidate could obtain the second mates Foreign-going Certificate of Competency. This certificate will enable one to hold the post of Navigation Officer on Merchant Navy ships.
Even after landing such a post, one could climb up the career ladder. After 18 months of sea service as a Navigation Officer, and clearing the written and oral examinations, one
B.Sc. in Nautical Science is a 3 years long course that has been divided into 6 semesters, each lasting 6 months. After completion of the course, the candidate should undergo the 1 year long sea service. After the sea service and clearing the subsequent oral examination, the candidate could obtain the second mates Foreign-going Certificate of Competency. This certificate will enable one to hold the post of Navigation Officer on Merchant Navy ships.
Even after landing such a post, one could climb up the career ladder. After 18 months of sea service as a Navigation Officer, and clearing the written and oral examinations, one
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2016-07-27 09:38:56
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Divya JainStudent
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Hello,
Thanks for Asking. Yes, you can go for M.Sc. or Ph.D. or dual course after completing your B.E. You can pursue M.Sc. from IIT's or IISC. To get admission in IITs, you have to clear its Entrance Exam - IIT JAM.
Click here to Know more about IIT JAM Physics - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SBAhhto08M
I hope it will help you.
Best of Luck.
Thanks for Asking. Yes, you can go for M.Sc. or Ph.D. or dual course after completing your B.E. You can pursue M.Sc. from IIT's or IISC. To get admission in IITs, you have to clear its Entrance Exam - IIT JAM.
Click here to Know more about IIT JAM Physics - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SBAhhto08M
I hope it will help you.
Best of Luck.
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