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You need the income and resident certificate during the time of counselling process and not during the application or registration time.but if you dont have them now make sure you apply as soon as possible and keep them ready to reduce worrisome.and you need to have income certificate

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I hope you are doing good . Course of mca is divided into 4 four semester for thee years.  Eash year is of two semester  . At end of each semester  , practicals are taken of lab subjects and then theory exams are held . First year syllabus

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The University of Delhi will start the DU PG 2021 admission process from the month of April, in online mode. National Testing Agency (NTA) will release the official notification of admission to DU PG programmes along with the application form and schedule.  The entrance examination of Delhi University will

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Nuclear chemistry is a branch of chemistry which deals with the nuclear and sub atomic level of particles taking part in reaction and other chemical phenomena including atoms and molecules. Nuclear Chemistry is used to understand the mechanism between inter atomic reactions, hydrogen spectrum, and chemical bonding analysis.

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See since you're pursuing M.SC Chemistry, so in these two years of course, you will get to learn about the subjects in your course such as Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry and many more. Regarding the subjects in your PG course, you don't need to

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m.sc in chemistry is two years duration course. In each of the year there will be 2 semesters, do in two years you have to appear in 4 semesters and must have the pass scores in each of the semester. there would be elective subjects in which you would

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In oreder to crack IAS Make a study time-table for UPSC preparation. The syllabus is vast and you must take care that you give adequate time to all subjects and topics and not ignore any important topic for UPSC 2021 preparation.

UPSC IAS  preparation requires you to delve

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The MNS exam, the questions will be based on 11th and 12th class from the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology wholly. So you need to prepare for the exam accordingly from both 11th and 12th. It's not that you will prepare from 12th class Physics, Chemistry and Biology