Hello Aspirant,

Best four percentage is calculated by adding marks of one language and any 3 of elective subjects like physics, chemistry, maths, biology or computer science (if you have studied) and divide them by 4.

For example:- Consider

Maths= 96

Chemistry= 93

Physics= 90

English=94

Best four= (96+93+90+94)/4

=93.25%

Hello Gogulakonda,

Nutrition and Food technology are interrelated fields but in deep they both are different and important.

Both fields are gaining momentum.

So it depends on you which field you've to pursue and could bring revolution in the same.

So In my opinion both courses are good, but food

Hii there,

Dear Aspirant the subjects quite related to Geography are History, social biology, environmental science, anthropology, environment management, government and politics, etc. It would be more profitable to tmtou if you contact your college administration or your seniors to facilitate you with the data or which subject was easier

Hello aspirant,

If you have good marks in KVPY you can apply to prestigious institutes like IISc and IISER. You have to apply via online to each of these institutes and then offers are send to those candidates based on this kvpy rank with a particular cutoff.

Indian institute of

Hello,

For food science and nutrition there are different branches you can choose. For nutrition you can go for Bsc Nutrition courses where you'll be taught about the nutrients which is to be taken care while preparing diets and also you'll be taught about how to increase the macro and

Hello Amita ,

Yes , since you want to pursue BA History ,being from a science background ,you will have a reduction of 2.5% in you overall aggregate when you calculate your best of four. The best of four should include compulsory language either English or Hindi, one subject directly

Hello candidate , do you mean IAS , if you mean IAS then choose a subject you are more interested in.  But if you are confused then you should apply for bachelor of arts (B.A) with subjects like history, geography, political science and economics. Because for upsc you require a

Hi,

Yes, Many pharmacy colleges accept the open school certificate if that school is recognized.

To do the undergraduate pharmacy courses the basic eligibility is 10 +2 passed with Physics chemistry biology or physics, chemistry maths subjects.

So if you did not have your 10+2 with PCM or PCB subjects

Hello Aspirant,

Both are great career choices to start with and I would suggest you to go for food science in the specific college mentioned as the requirement for food scientists in India is high and it's an great career to start which provides attractive salary m

Hope this helps