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Ansh Sharma
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For admission in Rama Devi Women's College Bhubaneswar for B.Sc (Hons.) in Physics, you just need to clear class 12th with Mathematics as a mandatory subject.
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Anjali TaRead to Lead
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If you are interested in pursuing DMLT, you can apply for this course.
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KALYAN REDDY GURRAMB.SC student
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Hello,
The Basic Difference between B.Sc (MPCS) and B.Sc (MSCS) is the Core Subject difference only reaming things are same for both. By following interest you can take Core Subject and then their opportunity and Job profiles are vary from Subject you taken in Final year as a Cluster. As per my point of Stat has more Scope then Physics.
The Basic Difference between B.Sc (MPCS) and B.Sc (MSCS) is the Core Subject difference only reaming things are same for both. By following interest you can take Core Subject and then their opportunity and Job profiles are vary from Subject you taken in Final year as a Cluster. As per my point of Stat has more Scope then Physics.
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anuj wadhwa
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The cut off for 2019 has not yet announced as admissions applications are still in process.
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