Dear Aspirants ,

Software Engineer is a only one designation and you can do in various way .After 12th you should go through btech in computer science or Information technology .There you will learn all programming skills ,development's and design skills .After complete your graduation you can go through the

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Going By the previous year cutoffs , you will get a seat in either goa or hyderabad in MSc mathematics or economics , and definitely you will get the other lower streams like chemistry , or goa . In the further rounds you can get MSc maths

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Yes, you are eligible to apply for B.Sc. Biology. Listed down are some of the colleges/universities where admissions are still open for B.Sc. Biology. Apply to these colleges as soon as possible. Direct Application links of the college/universities are listed below:-

1) Sharda University -31 August Application Deadline

https://admissions.sharda.ac.in/apply-aff/?utm_source=Careers360&utm_medium=Apply_buttom&utm_campaign=SU_Admissions_2020

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This is a Private Co-educational institute and been considered as deemed university.It is given an overall A grade by NAAC . Overall this college is good.You may check other colleges too.For more details you may check the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/noorul-islam-centre-for-higher-education-kanyakumari/mphil-human-genetics-and-molecular-biology-course

The eligibility of BCA is as follows Candidate must pass 10+2 with minimum of 50% from recognised board irrespective of the subjects. So if you have more than 50% you can do BCA

Also you can do Msc Computer science /IT after your 3 year undergraduate BCA .

MSc CS

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see i ASSUME You are from para science group. since you do not have physics in curriculum, you are not eligible for many subject, which has combination of physics in curriculum  like bsc in chemistry / mathematics/ zoology/ bio chemistry etc as per the Calcutta university norms.

however you

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There are two streams in ICAR’s AIEEA (UG) entrance exam. Stream A and Stream B. Both these streams have two subjects common i.e. Physics and Chemistry. While stream A has Biology as a third subject, Stream B has Mathematics as the third subject. Agriculture as a third subject

98% of the questions are always asked from NCERT. The rest 2% is asked from other books. Topics like Frog and Earthworm though have not been in NCERT have been asked in the previous years. Now it is too late to buy any book to cover those subjects. So stick

Hello aspirant,

The total no. of questions in NEET are 180 in the form of MCQ's . There are four marks awarded for each correct answer and one mark will be deducted for every wrong answer.

There are 4 subjects : Physics -45 ques , Chemistry - 45 ques ,