Hello Aspirant,you should think about yourself that in which course you are interested and in which field you want to work in near by future, more over in which course you have completed your graduation, Is you are interested in doing Master Course or you want to work now, if

Hello student nothing to worry about computer subject is not mandatory in class 12 for engineering you can pursue computer science engineering even if you've not computer subject in class 12.

If you want to take admission in top engineering colleges like NIT's IIITs CFTIs and other good engineering college

hi akash,

NSEP also known as National Standard Examination in Physics is a Scholarship exam. This exam is conducted by the IAPT(Indian Association of Physics Teachers).
The syllabus of NSEP is consists of chapters from 11th and 12th class CBSE.

For detailed syllabus : Check here

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Doctor banne ke lie Maths ki koi Jarrorat nai hai. Just opt for Physics, Chemistry and Biology after 10th. If you want then you can opt for Maths as there is no rule that you can't have maths but MAths is not Compulsory. Yes, Physics is compulsory so you can't

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The syllabus is mentioned below:

Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Thermodynamics, Statistical Mechanics, Mathematical Methods and Electronics, that are taught at the bachelor's level in Indian Universities.

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Dear Aspirant,

Please mention the college in which you want admission however for a normal government college, yes you can get admission in the bachelor of science course in physics. However, for a university like Delhi University, you might not get physics there.

Hope this helps. Please mention the college

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According to the eligibility criteria, Maharaja Bim Bikram college offers B.Sc. (Honours) Physics to all the students who have passed 10+2 or equivalent from any recognized board or institute.

So, you can definitely apply for admission into this course in M.B.B. college Agartala.

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Ofcourse there is demand of good graduates in BSC physics. India is a developing country it needs

1. Good researchers to boost it's research works.

2. As most of the market is occupied by Engineers still if one do BSC from a good college and do it by