See if you have lost your certificate, then you have to atfirst file a complaint at your nearest PS and after that with the receipt copy of complaint you need to visit your school. There you will be provided forms through which you can get a duplicate certificate or you

Hello aspirant,

You can pursue  msc physics after bsc maths but you should studied physics subject in bsc.

You have to write entrance exam for it and it is conducted by concerned  university

M.Sc Physics is offered by many Universities and i have listed some i.e Pune University, Mumbai University,

Hello dear,

Yes you apply for itt joint admission  test ,jam eventhough you are bsc mathematics student. Any student who have completed  degree with a minimum mark of 55% can apply for the examination .Ths subjects which are conducted for jam are chemistry, economics, geology, mathematics, mathematical science, physics and

Hi, so basically among the colleges you have mentioned PGDAV is better than everyone. It has better location, excellent faculty, placement record, etc.

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Hello subrato Mahato ,

Admission Process for B.sc (hons.) Mathematics at Adamas University is as follows....

Registration :

Interested candidates can apply online/offline with required information.

Entrance Test :

Eligible candidates need to appear for the admission test conducted by the Adamas University Admission Test (AUAT).

Final Selection

Candidates are

Hello MitrasGuru,

The eligibility criteria to pursue MSc in Physics are as follows:

• Candidate must have 10+2+3 years of continuous study
• Most of the universities demand that the candidate must have scored 50% marks in their Bachelors with Physics Hons. and some universities also want that the minimum percentage should

Hi,

Hope you are doing well.

It is not necessary to study mining engineering if you are not good at mathematics. Every engineering course, from computer engineering to metallurgy engineering, includes math. If you are not excellent in math, I recommend you pursue a career in the arts rather than