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7 years agoScholar-Level 16
I think the most important thing one needs in a profession like astronomy and cosmology is curiosity. The conventional way is to go for bachelors in physics, followed by a masters and a phd in physics. But some people(including me) are doing PHD after a bachelors in engineering. One needs very good understanding of physics and maths as a prerequisite. In the meanwhile, many leading research institutes like IUCAA, Pune organize short term Schools in astrophysics for school students, which should be used by your nephew to get a deeper glimpse of this field.
Cosmologists spend most of their time worrying about the different t
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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
LPU provides ample opportunities to each and every of the eligible students to secure good placement. The university has been ranked high by outer agencies also with regard to placements of our students. Several Big Brands of the industry visit campus for placements. Most of the companies have made us the regional hubs for joint campuses. Check the link below for more details http://www.lpu.in/placements.php .
The curriculum taught incorporates spec
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, it is correct that B.Tech is much better than B.Sc in all aspects. So, try to pursue B.Tech. The decision is yours.
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