B.Sc.
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Yes, you're eligible for the course. The minimum marks or qualification required for this course is that the candidate must have passed class 10 or its equivalent exam with at least 35% aggregate marks.
For taking admission, candidates have to apply for the Centralised Admission Process(CAP) which is conducted
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Yes It is possible to join B. Tech course after completing B.Sc through the lateral entry scheme which is offered by most of the Engineering collges in India.
After Completing bsc from PCM stream you can get direct lateral entry admission to B.tech courses from second year of
It is better to join three years under-graduate degree program as the minimum years to be is 3 years Graduation. One sitting is illegal and not considered in India for higher education or jobs in any sector. You can also see into someof the easy and fastest degrees to get
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It is different for different subject B.Sc. honours. So please mention the subject and the university name.
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KL University Guntur is a Deemed Institute offering B.Sc. agriculture and is approved by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR).
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You were your biology in class 12 because of which you have passed now you want to do B.Sc CS. But let me tell that to do this course, you must have Maths subject in 10+2 then only you will be eligible or else you will not. Or give
Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai is a Deemed to be University which is a private NAAC A++, UGC approved university. The course of BSc in Cardio-vascular Technology isn't offered by the college Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research. The courses in BSc in the
Today, the environment is a major issue for every enterprise and government. Therefore, the potential for the future is enormous. After earning your M.Sc., there are several distinguished government posts available, including those with the state pollution control board, the meteorological department, and occasionally the Indian armed forces. However,
Hello student, It depends on your interest. After completing B.Pharm and M.Pharm you can get a job in pharmaceutical companies as a pharmacist. If you do B.Sc. honours in chemistry or physics and after that M.Sc. you can get either go for phd or can complete B.ed to join as
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