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To be very honest there is no specific syllabus for the GATE -B exam. The Gate-B exam comprises of three section that includes Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The level of question are easy to difficult. The question comes from your class 11th and 12th syllabus as well as your
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The courses you have taken are pretty good and have lots of scope as well.
If you have mathematics you can do bsc in maths, statistical studies, computer engineering etc.
Also if you have chemistry you can go for bsc in chemistry biochemistry etc.
Also as English is also
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Are you asking this question in the context of physics and chemistry as optional subjects in UPSC, then optional subjects have syllabus equivalent to that of graduation level studies, it's always best to go for graduation subjects as optional since you will already be acquainted with the subject, to
Hi Aman Verma,
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You have scored well in your class 12th. Since you said that you don't have physics in your academics. Don't worry, you can apply for various other courses like BCA, Bsc, BJMC, BTech with specialization and many other courses which will benefit
Since you're from a commerce background, you are not eligible to pursue B.Tech. B Tech is an engineering course and it is mandatory for the Candidate that he/she must have pursued Mathematics Physics and Chemistry as core Subjects in 12th and the Candidate must have scored 50 percent (depends
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If we talk about chemistry and computer science, as individual subjects, both are quite heavy. I would suggest go for computer science since there will be less theory to mug up and computer is also an ever-green subject and now a days, every recruiter want his employee to be
Dear aspirant,
There is a lot of things you can do. First of all you have to see in which field does your interest and you have chase that accordingly.
For example, like you are good in mathematics , so you can go for masters in maths and jam entrance
NEET is an entrance examination for admission to MBBS, BDS and Ayush courses. You do not have to appear for NEET UG if you are seeking admission to Laboratory Technology course. To become a lab technician you need to study BMLT also known as Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology.
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Here is the syllabus of KEAM for you:
Physics Syllabus:
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