Dear Aspirants ,

I would like to say that both of the courses are opposite to each others such as  Chemistry deals  with the study of matter and the changes it undergoes. This science is also addressed by physics but takes a more general and fundamental approach.  BSc Chemistry  Course

Industrial/Production Engineering is one of the most student friendly branches and has a very structured curriculum. Of course you need to be good in Mathematics, as you deal with courses like Optimization , Costing and Accounting and Operations Research, as well as many other Core Courses like Production Control, Siz

Hello dear ,

Yes you can definately apply for PILOT application . You must complete Class XII under the 10+2 system or its equivalent with a minimum of 50 per cent marks in maths and physics. You must be at least 16 years of age to be eligible for a

Hi,

Eligibility criteria for every private college is different. Some college needed 60% in pcm but it vary college to college.

So, I advice you that check the eligibility criteria of college in which you are interested.

Don't get panic . I think you get some of the college.

I'll

Hi Sayon,

If you have PCMB in 11th and 12th class and you are wanting to become an engineer i.e. pure engineer than you should go with B.Tech course offered by many educational institutes in the country.

Refer here for more info - https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-courses

Feel free to ask doubts in

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If you want to pursue physics hons or chemistry hons in Delhi University then your eligibility criteria will be determined by your PCM percentage. After calculating, your score comes out to be 85.66%. Since you are from general category, it is difficult to say that you may secure a

hello aspirant,

well, if you are considering only mcq of physics and chemistry then, if you do a lot of hard work and prepare yourself for the easy questions as well as the most difficult ones as well, then only you will be able to get some marks and too