Hello!

No, mathematics plays an essential role in Engineering. 12th mathematics is the basics for Engineering mathematics. Engineering courses will look for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in your higher secondary schooling. But you can pursue biotechnology engineering. But definitely there is no chance for computer science engineering, architecture, civil etc.

Hello student, hope you are safe and healthy!

Please be clear of the fact that BSc Community Science(Hons), BSc Agriculture(Hons) and BSc Horticulture(hons) are completely different courses and have less subjects in common. BSc Agriculture and Horticulture come under agricultural sciences but community science is little apart from them.

The

Hello Abdul,

Science is one of the most opted courses by many students and most of them go for Degree courses. However, Diploma is a great option for science stream students.

You can go with following diploma courses:

1. Digital Marketing

2.Diploma in Chemical Engineering

3.Diploma in Biotechnology

4.Nutrition and

Hello Ravi Kumar!

If you want to work at NASA there are several engineering branches you can take up

1. Aerospace engineering
2. computer hardware engineering
3. electronics engineering
4. mechanical engineering etc

Several aspects of engineering can be applied to NASA .Every domain has one or more application for sure.

I prefer going

Hello student,

As you have mentioned that your percentage in jee mains 2020 is 45. As you have not mentioned your category I am assuming it to be general category. According to the cutoffs released by NTA for jee mains 2020, the cutoff marks for general category is 84 marks.

Hello Aspirant,

See if you are seeking admission in any of the IITs then you must have to appear in JEE-Advance and as per your category and percentile which you have mentioned in the question you are qualified for JEE-Advance according to the cut-offs declared by NTA for JEE-Advance which

hi aspirant,

Obviously. Psychology is a very flexible field and any student from any study background can study it easily because it’s applicable in real life and relatable easily.

best of luck.

Hi Tanisha, the expected cutoff for the M.Sc. in soil science and water conservation exam was as follows,

General - 104

OBC - 46

SC - 32

ST - 22

Cutoff may change year by year. It is not constant. So go and visit the particular College website which you