Hi

No, you are not eligible for MSc physics being a chemistry hons. Graduate

This is because,

To be be eligible for MSc physics you should have done BSc physics Honours or you should have studied Physics in all the three years of your BSc but you have studied Physics in only your first year and 2nd year.

For example,

Bhu eligibility criteria for Msc physics says that, you should have studied under 10+2+3 pattern and must have got at least 50% marks in your BSc, you should have had hons. in Physics in your BSc or should have studied Physics in all the three years of your BSc.

You can check the same at its official page, the link is provided below

https://www.bhu.ac.in/Centre/escMSc.htm#:~:text=B.Sc.-,*%20under%20at%20least%2010%2B2%2B3%20pattern%20securing%20a,and%20one%20more%20Science%20subject.&text=Common%20Subjects%3A%20(Course%3A%20M.A.%20%2F%20M.

Also,

You are not eligible for CPGET for Msc physics .

This is because ,

to be eligible for CCPGET for MSc physics you must have studied physics as compulsory subject in your graduation but you have studied physics as GE i. e General elective subject and that also in only 2 years of graduation and so you are not eligible. In your case chemistry is your compulsory subject in bsc so you will be eligible for MSc chemistry but not for MSc physics.

You can check the same by visiting our page and the link is provided below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cpget-eligibility-criteria

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Thank you

The subject thta you choose as your GE will depend on which semester are you currently in . During the first for semesters you can choose economics subject as your GE as the concepts taught are simlar to those studies in class 12 and some that you will study while doing CA . During the 5th semester you can choose corporate finance as your GE as that will definitely help you in CA  as well.

Hello, Generic elective are subjects that a student has to choose in order to get exposure to other fields other than theirs. It will be prescribed in the curriculum of the academics itself. But however you cannot choose a generic elective similar to your own field itself. The allotment of the GE will be based on availability of the course in that semester and merit basis,

Hope this helps.

Hello there,

The choice of GE subject depends upon your field of interest. Computer Science Hons is a popular course of Delhi University.

If you'll choose Computer Science as a GE subject in your Mathematics Hons course, it will surely bring some plus point and other skills to you. It will help you in logic building and algorithmic analysis.

Studying and gaining knowledge of Computer Science will attract more future opportunities to you because mathematics along with computing are always in a demand. If you wish to study CS, then go for it.

Thank you.

Hello Sandhya!

You can gain direct admisision in Delhi School of Economics through direct admission for MCom applied Economics programme. The eligibility criteria for the direct admission is:-

Marks required in BCom(Hons) for direct admission is as follows:-

• General category students require a pass percentage of 70 %
• OBC students require 65%
• SC/ST candidates require 63% aggregate to be eligible for direct admission.

For more info visit the website below:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/delhi-school-of-economics-university-of-delhi-delhi/amp

All the best!

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Hi,

As per the previous years trends cutoff for all categories is usually above 200 marks. So, with this marks you may not get seat in agriculture course accepting ICAR AIEEE marks. The cutoff stands very high for each category, every year. So, with these marks, you are not eligible to get any of the colleges.

Hello, Generic elective is a subject that has the same credits as that of that of the core paper in order for the student to get exposed to a different field other than theirs. The curriculum in Delhi university insists that the student takes one generic elective for each semester. The allotment will be based on merit and preference basis.For details on the GE allotment kindly visit this link https://bcas.du.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/GE-guidlines-for-academic-year-2020-21.pdf

Best wishes.

Yeah. You can gote get in mbbs govt and private. But not managing cota will depend upon the availability.

Pls check the below link according to your rank for college prediction.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer