Here are five basic tricks you need to keep in mind if you want to be a successful Computer Science student,

1. Focus on developing you practical Computer Science skills

2. Studying the night before a deadline will NOT work

3. Don't expect to learn everything during courses

4. Don’t

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After completing your BSc (H) in mathematics, you can either choose to pursue a MSc and Ph.D if mathematics is your area of interest and you want to explore more in that field. If not, you can also apply for MBA if you wish

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Yes, of course agriculture is best for career beacuse Agriculture is the science and art of cultivating plants and livestock. Agriculture was the key development in the rise of sedentary human civilization, whereby farming of domesticated species created food surpluses that enabled people to live in cities.

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It should be depend upon your interest in study . As both of them has good career in future .

In study of agriculture you will get to know about plants, insects, fertilizer, seed , farm machineries and equipments, soil and water engineering , food processing and

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B.Sc Cardiovascular Technology is full time under graduate degree course of 3 years. It is basically related to medical technology.

Regarding the matter of the course, it covers various aspects of cardiovascular technology and the different methods used for cardiovascular treatment, including the diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

The course

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Fashion Designing

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Visual Communication ( it gives a wide view, if you are ready to do PG, you can narrow according to your

B.sc. Microbiology:

1. The eligibility criteria to get admission in the same is that the candidate must have passed 10+2 with atleast 55% aggregates where PCB or PCM are mandatory subjects.

2. Admission is done through entrance examination and also through merit list, that differs from college to college.

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