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Well, both are good courses, with good placements, good academics and learning potential. The only factor that should influence your decision is your interest and your priorities, desires in life.

So, If you tell me what sort of goals or what kind of life do you want for

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You need to fulfill eligibility criteria for studying in US, also it depends on your marks in msc. It doesn't make any difference that how  many marks you got in BSC. For studying abroad, you need to enhance your skills, knowledge and experience.

Yes , you can pursue M.Sc Mathematics (Hons) after completing B.Sc in Computer Science but not all universities allow this. This is university specific. For this, you need to check the eligibility criteria for the particular university which you are willing to enroll in.

However, To pursue M.Sc in Computer

Yes , you can pursue M.Sc Mathematics after completing B.Sc in Computer Science but not all universities allow this. For this, you need to check the eligibility criteria for the particular university which you are willing to enroll in.

However, To pursue M.Sc in Computer Science after completing B.Sc in

Sorry sir this is not available here, you can look for it on embibe or directly search on google or take it from any senior if he had given that examination,actually this platform is only for answers the doubts not for providing such stiffs ,you can also enroll on careers360

There are couple of Presidency Universities in India. Like the one in Karnataka and the one on Kolkata. So can you help us as to which University are you enquiring about please?

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We will discusses about briefly about Delhi university entrance test of MSC

Exam mode of entrance test is CBT mode (Computer-Based Tests) , in the examination, total 100 questions will be asked with  question paper will be comprised of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and in the exam

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At this point in time, there is no clear notification reagarding the same. The parent has filed a PIL in the Supreme Court requesting for not to conduct the entrance examination like JEE Mains and NEET to be postponed further due to the increased cases (Pandemic in the