The options you have given all are wrong. The answer will be 2 square root (10).

If we substract from the first end with the last end then we get the vector to be 6i-2j.

The magnitude of it is square root (6^2+(-2)^2)= square root (40)= 2 square root(10)

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello aspirant!
Hope you are doing well!

You have already decided to pursue your career in field teaching after Bsc physical science. You can become a professor in renowned university/ colleges
But for that you need to have higher qualification, i.e., post graduate.

Top Colleges / Universities in India offering Physical Sciences:
University of Delhi
Mumbai University
University of Madras
Osmania University
Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram

You can also try other fields.  Scope is there because there are many profiles you can choose to get in this field.

Some of the profiles are:

• Researcher
• Physician
• Chemist
• Professor
• Media/blogging
  
  Hope this helps!

Dear Aspirant,

For the science post, the TGT requirement is an honors degree with Botany, Zoology or Chemistry with 50% marks in the main subject and 50% on subjects like chemistry, Botany, Zoology or Chemistry in graduation.

Botany, Zoology and chemistry are be compulsory subjects in your graduation in all the years.

So, if you have these subjects in your graduation tyhhen you are eligible for TGT.

Hope it helps!

Hello student,

Mathematics is a general elective subject for bachelor's in physical science. There is a option only to choose between chemistry and computer science along with the physical science.

Mathematics is common in bsc physical science in both of the subject combination.

To know more about the course in Delhi University, refer the link below -

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/hindu-college-delhi/bsc-physical-science-chemistry-course

Thanks

Hey there,

Mathematics is a general elective subject for bachelor's in physical science. There is a option only to choose between chemistry and computer science along with the physical science.

Mathematics is common in bsc physical science in both of the subject combination.

To know more about the course in Delhi University, refer the link below -

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/hindu-college-delhi/bsc-physical-science-chemistry-course

Thanks

Hi aspirant!

Science is one of the revolutionary subject widely learnt by students all over. After completing BSc physical science a student can have availabilities of being a Assistant Physical Scientist, Astronaut, Chemist, Atmospheric Scientist, Material Scientist, Hydrologist, Quality Manager, Geoscientist, Technician, Physics teacher and Physical science teacher.

Some of the top recruiters who offer such jobs are: TATA, UTC Aerospace, Hindustan Unilever, SanDisk, Microsoft, Adobe, Godrej aerospace and many more.

Hope this helps!

Thank you!

Greetings!

B.Sc Electronics and B.Sc Computer Science are popular UG courses that have huge application in R&D and Science and Technology. B.Sc Computer Science students learn about the core concepts, principles and application of computer science while a B.Sc in Electronics students get a chance to explore the flow of electrons in electronic devices, the circuit system, connectivity of electronic components and architecture of the computer.

To know more please visit: https://www.careers360.com/courses/computer-science-course

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc-in-computer-science-universities-in-india

I hope this was helpful. Thank you!

Hello Aspirant,

As per my knowledge Dyal Singh college is more preferable in terms of placements and faculty . Around 8% of students from BSc Phy. Science got placed last year from Keshav Mahavidyalaya and from Dyal Singh college from B.Sc. in computer science (Hons), about 68% of the students were placed.

In terms of Faculty both the colleges have highly qualified and mostly were professors and assistant professors.

Hope it helped !!!

IISER Berhampur is well rated and it has well reputation. So you can surely go for it. To know about it course structure just visit the official website and you will get a plenty of info there.

You can study geophysics as your elective subject or specialization but geology may not be possible. Although geology and geophysics are quite of a same but have some difference which are almost negligible in the job sector.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!