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1) M.Phil degree and PG degree in a relevant discipline with minimum 55% marks or an equivalent grade from a university or from a recognized institution of higher training.
2) 5-years of work experience at a senior level in teaching/professional experience.
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If you have filled up form stating that you have taken CS, then you have no option and have to appear for this paper also.
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You cannot get admission in NITs as your percentage is less than 75%.
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Above listed are some of the best coaching centers for M.Sc (Physics) in Delhi.
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Yes, it boosts the chances of getting admission in USA's top universities.
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7 years agoScholar-Level 18
To become an astronomer, a Ph.D degree is compulsory.
First, you have to complete your 10+2 examination under the science stream, especially in mathematics and physics.
After that, you can join an undergraduate course in astronomy. You can join for an honors/major in physics with mathematics as a secondary subject.
Thereafter, you can join postgraduate degree in physics or astronomy.
After competing Masters degree, you can do specialization in astronomy leading to Ph.D.
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