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Rakesh Kumar
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After B.Sc in Physics if you can pursue B.Ed then go for Teaching or M.Sc, then Ph.D, then teaching in both the cases Physics is in high demand. But make sure you pursue it from professional universities like Amity University, Lovely Professional University, Delhi University as it will help to stand in the career ahead from the others. But when we talk about non teaching Then you have MBA as an option but you have to again do it from Amity University, Lovely Professional University, Delhi University, Xavier's as it will give you good job profile.
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Rakesh Kumar
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Hi, I would suggest you to go for Lovely Professional University, eligibility is that you have to Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English, Physics and Maths) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPU-NEST
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In case marks scored in 10+2 are 80% or above, then LPU-NEST will be exempted and candidate may apply for admission. For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium.
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In case marks scored in 10+2 are 80% or above, then LPU-NEST will be exempted and candidate may apply for admission. For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium.
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Sneha Singhania
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Top colleges for B.Sc physics honors are:
- Jain University - (Bangalore)
-Indian Institute of Science - (Bangalore)
-Oxford College of Science- (Bangalore)
-Fergusson College - (Pune)
- Indian Institute of Science Education and research - (Pune)
-MNR degree college - Hyderabad
- Jain University - (Bangalore)
-Indian Institute of Science - (Bangalore)
-Oxford College of Science- (Bangalore)
-Fergusson College - (Pune)
- Indian Institute of Science Education and research - (Pune)
-MNR degree college - Hyderabad
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BFITBHUPINDER arora
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Dear Binoy, Greetings! We appreciate your willingness for higher study with us. As per your query this is to inform you that you are eligible for B.SC CBZ. If you are interested You can submit free of cost Online Application Form @https://www.bfitdoon.com/test/online_registration.php. To Block/Reserve a seat, you have to pay Rs.5000/- (adjustable in tuition fee & non- refundable) through any below mentioned modes 1. Online Payment facility2. By cash deposit in ICICI Bank 3. By making Demand Draft in favour of BFIT payable at Dehradun. 4. By RTGS/NEFT The Provisional Admission shall be granted to you. Within few minutes you get admissio
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Priyanka Panchalpeaceful
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Yes, you can apply but I think you should go with physics because it would be better for future job and salary too.
You are already a graduate in physics and experienced, so I think that you should do Masters in the same subject.
You are already a graduate in physics and experienced, so I think that you should do Masters in the same subject.
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Abhishek Kumar Mishracurrently pursuing Btech;:Mechanical engineer
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If you have interest in physics subject then you may pursue B.Sc physics from UPES-Dehradun as UPES has all the degrees in petroleum only.
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Deepak PrajapatiWant to share my knowledge
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B.Sc in any branch of chemistry may not fetch you a good job. Moreover, you will not have a proper career growth. Masters in analytical chemistry will have a wide scope. You will have plenty of opportunities in pharmaceutical industries.
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abhilash shishodia
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You should opt for applied physics as that will give you an added advantage in your career.
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