Physics
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As per our latest update ( https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-pg-eligibility-criteria ) you can very well persue a MA or MSc in Mathematics from Delhi University provided that you have a Bachelor degree in any subject with 3 courses ( one year duration each) or 6 courses each of one semester having mathematics
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Hope you are doing well. As per your query there is no such thing like that if you don't score good in a subject you won't score good in it ever. As far as engineering is concerned you will have Chemistry and Physics in the first year of
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The course BSc physical science is available with an additional choice of any two subjects that is either you choose chemistry or computer science.
When you go for Bsc physical science with computer science, chemistry will not be introduced in your course and vice versa for the case of
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For 2nd PUC Physics, the revised syllabus contains the following topics:
Particulars
Details
Mode of Examination
Computer Based Test
Duration of Exam
90 minutes for each section
Type of Questions
Multiple Choice Questions
Total number of
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see every branch of engineering include the combination physics and maths most commonly and chemistry is some branches, i would suggest you to choose branch like computer science , IT, aerospace , civil...and as you are preparing for upsc you should choose CS or civil it help you with
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