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Chetna S
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Hi
Check the colleges here and do verify their recognition status.
http://www.minglebox.com/biotechnology/colleges/state/delhi/city/delhi
Check the colleges here and do verify their recognition status.
http://www.minglebox.com/biotechnology/colleges/state/delhi/city/delhi
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deepanshu pathakmarine engineer
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It should be X2Y for further details about the valency concept refer NCERT.
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2016-04-07 17:17:14
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Chetna S
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Hi Riwin
For undergrad admissions to USA and few other European countries, taking SAT helps in scholarships as well as better profile. The basic SAT includes math and verbal ability section and can be prepared well by coaching. Subject based SAT or SAT -II are rigorous and require lot of preparation. You may check the recent changes in SAT pattern on the internet and I would suggest you to take a mock test at their official website, collegeboard.org.
Hope this helps
For undergrad admissions to USA and few other European countries, taking SAT helps in scholarships as well as better profile. The basic SAT includes math and verbal ability section and can be prepared well by coaching. Subject based SAT or SAT -II are rigorous and require lot of preparation. You may check the recent changes in SAT pattern on the internet and I would suggest you to take a mock test at their official website, collegeboard.org.
Hope this helps
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2016-04-07 15:11:26
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Raghav Gupta
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Hi Ayan, Yes you can definitely go for geography or economics degree courses even if you didn't have these subjects. Generally universities do not put this as an eligibility criteria and have a bare minimum of 50-60% as requirement. Some of best universities offering these courses
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