For the last two years along with this year, the criterion of minimum marks was taken off, and it was mentioned that the student need to pass their BSc course to be eligible for the admission in IIT's/NIT's/CFTI's. Now as the condition is improving day by day, from  next year,

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Yes, you can take history and political science in your 3-year undergraduate course.

If you want, you can study either one of the subjects as Honours and the other as a pass subject.

For example you can study B.A History (Honours) and Political Science as a pass subject and

If you wish to become a Data Scientist, then you can go for three course, namely-

• BSC DATA SCIENCE (online program of IIT MADRAS can be a great choice for you)
• BTECH IN COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
• BTECH IN MATHEMATICS & COMPUTING
• BTECH IN COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING WITH SPECIALIZATION

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Code 6 will be applicable for the candidates who have passed their B.Sc exam with the PCB subjects

Candidates who have passed BSc examination from an Indian University with at least two of the following subjects:

1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Biology (Botany, Zoology)
4. Bio-technology.

are eligible & can use the

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As per your query I have given the eligibility criteria of both Bachelor in Library Science and Master in Library Science. You can select which course you would like to pursue.

Eligibility criteria of Bachelor of Library Science - Candidates must have a bachelor's degree (B.A / B.Sc /

If you want to do an MBA, then most of the people follow two routes, which are:

1. B.Tech before MBA
2. BBA before MBA

After course completing in MBA, the technology companies like Google, Microsoft prefer the B.Tech candidates over BBA, so you'll be at an advantage there.

Some

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Hope you are doing well.

The difference between ITI and graduation is that ITI is a diploma program while graduation is a degree program, and degrees have greater worth than diplomas. You can also take a diploma program concurrently with your graduation. Both programs are excellent in their

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LLB i. e. Bachelor of Legislative Law, is an undergraduate law programme .

One has the option to pursue llb in two ways:-

• 5 year llb /integrated llb like BA llb, Bcom llb etc :- One becomes eligible for 5 year integrated LLB like BA LLB etc with qualification