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Akansha Bisht

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No. BSc Physics requires the highest level of mathematics after pure Mathematics itself. You'll get to study Quantum Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Optics, Calculus, Semiconductors, Waves, Statistics, and so on topics during the course. So, if you want to go for BSc Physics, you need to clear your concepts of Maths first. 

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Akansha Bisht

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The conditions needed for physics classes can change based on the school offering the course and its level (undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD). Candidates are also encouraged to verify the institution's and the course level's eligibility requirements for Physics courses, as these can differ greatly. The following is a general summary of the requirements for Physics courses:

Physics Course Level Eligibility Criteria
UG
  • Class 12 in Science with PCB/PCM/PCMB  (Physics,  Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) subjects,
  • Minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a recognised board.
PG
  • Undergraduate degree in BSc Physics or a related discipline,
  • At least a 50-55% aggregate score from a recognised university.
Doctorate
  • Post-graduation degree in MSc Physics or a related field
Diploma/Certification
  • Class 12 in Science with PCB/PCM/PCMB  (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) subjects,
  • Minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a recognised board.

Note: This information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

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Akansha Bisht

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After class 12th science, someone interested in Physics can either go for tech courses like BTech or BSc in Physics. BSc in Physics is more inclined towards academia and research areas. BSc in Physics is more of a theoretical approach towards physics concepts, though it does consist of some lab work. BTech would be more practically extensive in that area.

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Bhumika Yadav

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Gargi College admits based on the CUET UG examination; thus, interested candidates have to apply for CUET UG. Given below are the major steps involved in applying for the BSc programme in Gargi College, University of Delhi:

Step 1 Candidate shall first register for the Common University Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency for the desired BSc programme.

Step 2: Appear for the CUET in the relevant subjects and secure a valid score.

Step 3: Post declaration of CUET result, log into the Delhi University Common Seat Allocation System portal and fill in the preferences for the Gargi College and BSc programme

Step 4 Allocation

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Pragati Singh

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In short, Genetic engineering gives a specialised career path with high earning potential but may have fewer job openings. Ideal, if you are passionate about manipulating genes and their direct impact. Biotechnology provides a broader range of career options and potentially more job opportunities. Good if you are interested in applying biological principles across many fields.

Refer to the table below for more of the comparison analysis

FeatureGenetic EngineeringBiotechnology
FocusDirect manipulation of genes
Broader field using biological systems and processes
ApplicationsMedicine, agriculture, forensics, biofuels
Healthcare, pharmaceuticals, environment, food production, and industrial processes
SpecializationMore specific areas within (e.g., plant genetics, medical genetics)
A broader range of specializations, depending on focus
Job opportunitiesGrowing, but may be fewer compared to broader biotechnology
High and diverse, across various industries
Salary potentialCompetitive, may vary depending on specialization
Competitive, potentially higher in some specialised areas of biotechnology

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kamal josan

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Hi 

If you are disqualified in PGCET , still csn go for M.SC in Computer Application on the basis of your qualified Bachelor degree which is the eligibility to get master degree and not any PG course.

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Bhumika Yadav

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Yes, candidates for the BCom programme at the Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College programme are shortlisted through a CUET entrance test. The National Testing Agency conducts the Common University Entrance Test. Admission into Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College for an undergraduate programme is based on CUET conducted by NTA. Those who have passed Class 12 or its equivalent from a recognised board with a valid score in the entrance examination can secure admission at DDU College for a BCom course. The minimum eligibility criteria must be met by students before getting admitted to the institute.

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Akansha Bisht

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An in-depth skill in the Science stream of subjects is the basic skill and knowledge required for individuals pursuing a degree
in chemistry. Apart from this, skills in complex problem solving, communication and analytical thinking are important for this
course.

Being organized and time management, research skills, maintaining and monitoring records and data is learnt over time by
students. Individuals must also have knowledge in IT and technology to carry out various tech-related operations in
chemistry.

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Akansha Bisht

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Chemistry courses are available in more than 5,000 colleges in India. The average course fee ranges from INR 432 and goes up to INR 60 Lakh. In between, there are hundreds of affordable college options offering Chemistry courses at various levels. Among them, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi University, Maharshi Dayanand University, Tamil Nadu Open University, Kumaun University, Burdwan University, Viswa Bharati University, HNBGU, etc., are one of the best options you can go for.

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Akansha Bisht

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Here are a few options of distance colleges for Chemistry courses:

Distance Chemistry CollegesTuition Fee
BRAOU HyderabadINR 7,700 - 36,000
IGNOUINR 9,600 - 50,400
Nalanda Open UniversityINR 9,600 - 11,200
IGNOUINR3 Distance LearningINR 10,000 - 24,000
Vidyasagar UniversityINR 14,000

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