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BSC Computer Science is one of the course which offers highest paying BSc specialisation as the course leads to a number of jobs and career options.

The graduates in this field can find jobs in various sectors like IT departments, MNCs, colleges and many more in private and

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Indeed, you are qualified to show up for MCAT Examination in US or Canada.

The Eligibility standards says that : Any competitors keen on chasing after vocation in Allopathic, Osteopathic, Podiatric and Veterinary can show up for the MCAT test. Understudies from U.S.

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for getting admission in IISC these are the following routes:

KVPY

JEE ADVANCED

NEET

being a NEET aspirant , you must be studying with complete focus on NEET.

in KVPY the level of paper is usually of higher standard than what is asked in neet mainly in

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In Bachelor of science program, there is a little difference in B.Sc Physics and B.Sc applied physics

Applied physics curriculum will be based on the applications of physics in several sectors like in medical fields to check the radiation level etc.

If you are interested in Electronics

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B.Sc. Applied Physics or Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics is an undergraduate Physics course. Applied physics is a science and a bridge or a connection between physics and engineering. It is applied for particular technological or practical use. The duration of the course is three years and

B.Sc Cardiac Technology is a three to four-year undergraduate degree program is a field of study in allied courses in medicine. Cardiac Technologists help physicians in the treatment and diagnosis of heart disorders. The course involves both theory and practicals. Throughout the course, students will learn about technical aspects of

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The eligibility criteria to apply for IISc, Bangalore for admission to BS Physics is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent examination in 2021 or appearing in 2022 are eligible to apply. The candidates must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as mandatory subjects in 10+2