Physics
Hello aspirant.
For BSc (Major) Degree in Physics , Physics Elective Courses worth 48 credits (from PHE-01 to PHE-16) should be completed.
The 96 credits for the B. Sc. Programme are to be spread over three categories of Courses as given below:
Foundation Courses -24 Credits
Elective Courses - 56
Hello Aspirant,
Yes, you can definitely do B.SC Physics after engineering.
It is indeed possible to become a physicist after you have completed your undergraduate degree in engineering (BE, B . Tech or BS). he good news however is that there are many institutes and universities both in India and
Hello Mithin Sharma, first of all, my congrats. From your score in PCM, I calculated your cut-off which is 150.5/200. The cutoff is calculated as per this formula: (P+C)/2 + M.
You can visit the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission website to find out the details regarding TNEA and the link
Hey there
Most of branches like mechanical, electrical, ECE, civil needs good grasp on mathematics and physics both. If you are good at mathematics and want to do coding CSE or IT is good for you.
Check out the link
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/tags/engineering-branches&ved=2ahUKEwjWgNTojb3rAhVWWH0KHQruBrAQFjACegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw3EJ1yny85z0BdwrdOIfEHZ
Good luck
Dear aspirant
According to your HSC scores, your overall percentage in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry put together is 47%, which is considered eligible for TNEA Counselling. The basic eligibility criteria of TNEA says:
The candidates must have passed HSC (Academic: both +1 and +2) or its equivalent with the minimum
Hey Alisha, you cannot get admission in B Sc Nursing as it requires a 50% aggregate in PCB. Also you cannot give the NEET exam as it also requires 50% marks in the core subjects PCB.
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