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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Darshini are you asking for Madras University distance education or regular college?
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Anjali Sharma
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1. M. S Chauhan : Advanced Problems in Organic Chemistry for JEE.
2. Himanshu Pandey.
Best of Luck.
2. Himanshu Pandey.
Best of Luck.
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Mayur Sondarkar
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There are number of colleges in India to do B.Sc in chemistry
Some of the best colleges are:
1). Miranda House, New Delhi
2). Hindu College, New Delhi
3). St. Stephen's College, New Delhi
4). Kirori Mal College (KMC), New Delhi
5). Loyola College, Chennai
6). Madras Christian College, Chennai
7). Hansraj College, New Delhi
8). Christ University, Bangalore
9). Stella Maris College, Chennai
10). Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New DelhiThere are many number of colleges, and you can take direct admission.
Some of the best colleges are:
1). Miranda House, New Delhi
2). Hindu College, New Delhi
3). St. Stephen's College, New Delhi
4). Kirori Mal College (KMC), New Delhi
5). Loyola College, Chennai
6). Madras Christian College, Chennai
7). Hansraj College, New Delhi
8). Christ University, Bangalore
9). Stella Maris College, Chennai
10). Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New DelhiThere are many number of colleges, and you can take direct admission.
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shikhar singhBuilding Digital Businesses.
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Congratulations, because you are thinking in a right way. You already have decided not to go with these traditional streams. Now what are the options this is what you are thinking of. So, there are photography, hotel management, fashion designing, web development, digital marketing and many more. I suggest you to Google every option which comes in your mind. And try to find out the branch which you like the most as a career option. It will take time. But, keep patience. You are on right track. This is the first step where you should finalize what you want to do. Then only it will be helpful to know about entrance exams for those course
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Nitin Kumar Sharma
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If you cannot attend regular classes then you can take admission in any of open university, i.e. IGNOU or other distance education university. In that case, you will have the option of weekend classes or classes by your choice.
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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST
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Yes, you can pursue B.Tech after clearing the compartment exam.
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Ashish Kumarfsociety
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I hope this link will help you:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/north-eastern-regional-institute-of-science-and-technology/nerist-entrance-exam
https://www.shiksha.com/university/north-eastern-regional-institute-of-science-and-technology/nerist-entrance-exam
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What about the B.Tech course when we pursue a 5 year integrated course in chemistry from NIT, Patna?
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Aditya,
When a student opts for integrated 5 years M.Sc in an IIT or NIT then the student is giving away his choice of B.Tech in that Institute. This is so since you have chosen M.Sc in one of the Science subjects and not B.Tech in that particular institute. Hence if you have chosen M.Sc as your choice in a five-year integrated course then obviously you cannot think of getting any B.Tech degree.
Best wishes for your M.Sc.
When a student opts for integrated 5 years M.Sc in an IIT or NIT then the student is giving away his choice of B.Tech in that Institute. This is so since you have chosen M.Sc in one of the Science subjects and not B.Tech in that particular institute. Hence if you have chosen M.Sc as your choice in a five-year integrated course then obviously you cannot think of getting any B.Tech degree.
Best wishes for your M.Sc.
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