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Refer to the link provided below for preparation tips regarding M.Sc entrance exams:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/how-to-prepare-for-top-msc-entrance-exams-blogId-13489
Please specify the entrance exam which you are appearing for, so that I may be able to populate relevant details regarding syllabus for the test.

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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT

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In NEET, the physics questions are among the ones that every one solves while in 12th standard. JEE physics is of a bit higher level because the paper is set for upcoming engineers who need to know extra. NEET paper contains difficult questions of physics and calculus trigonometry also, but the level of difficulty is not like that of JEE.

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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT

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Sorry to say, but B.tech in food technology requires physics, chemistry and maths subject from 10+2.
Infact, B.Sc in food tech also asks 50% or 55% aggregate in 10+2 with subjects physics, chemistry, maths and biology/home science.
There maybe some colleges offering diploma/graduate degree under B.Sc in food tech without maths.

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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

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Yes, you can do M.Sc. In physics is good for anyone to do Ph.D. in good institute. You can do MBA and after completing your degree you can do Ph.D.

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B.Sc. Degree in Physics provides several job opportunities for candidate both in the government sector and also in private sector. Candidates can attend the exams conducted by the central and state government and can secure a job in the government sector. The public sector provides a lot of career opportunities as compared to private sector companies for Physics Graduates. Jobs in Government Sector:
A candidate with a Bachelors degree in Physics can apply to different jobs through the test conducted by following organizations in the government sector
- Union Public Service Commission
- Staff selection commission
- Indian Forest Services
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There many career options after B.Sc. in Physics but if you are interested in Physics/Science stream related career, it would be better if you opt for M.Sc in Physics and then do Ph.D. in subject as it often seen that Physics Postgraduate and Ph.D. holder are required and earning very well who are employed in government or private research and Development organisation such as Indian Space Research organisation, National Remote Sensing Agency, and Space Application Centre and so on. Various Technical jobs are available for Physics graduates/post graduates like- radiation monitoring, electrical power plant operator, scientific instrument
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Om KatheIT Engineer,Writer,Anchor, Syaahi Chapter Head

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Yes, you can definitely do M.Sc after completing your B.Tech and you can choose the subject which you have to choose for M.Sc. Best of luck for your future and if there's any query, feel free to ask.

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