In order to get admission to the MSc program of IITs, you have to appear in the IIT JAM examination. This requires BSc Hons or a major in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics.
IGNOUs BSc major program has an option of a Physics major(48 credits of physics course out of total 96 credit for major in physics), Chemistry major(40 credits for major), Mathematics major or a BSc (General). So you can apply for IIT-JAM only if you have a
BSc major degree in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics
BSc General degree with combinations of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
You are required to necessarily have a minimum 55% aggregate in the BSc program.
IIT Bombay's Geology and IIT Roorkee’s Geophysics are well recognized for their excellent curriculums and research facilities.
However, IIT Roorkee or IIT Bombay depends on your preference and career goals.
No, it’s not valuable for someone to go for an MA after graduating from science. Unless you have a specific target or reason behind pursuing PG in arts it’s not recommended at all.
The course you are opting for should have a direct connection with the industry you are planning to enter. Focus on your goal and pursue the program related to that specific field.
People with no specific goals regarding the industry or profession are much more likely to come across such questions. Redefine and recognise your goals and then if it still suits you best, go for PG in arts.
No, Holkar Science College might not be a good option for B.Sc. One of my friends studied there and according to him the college lacked many things.
There was no proper infrastructure, Buildings were neglected of proper care and maintenance. The ambience and the student crowd is not healthy. As most of them do not have any ambition or interest in learning new things. The students are also not competitive enough, which makes them less dedicated towards their studies.
Even the faculties are careless and do not bother much if the student is learning anything or not. They often skip classes which ultimately leads to not completing the syllabus.
No cultural events or extracurricular activities take place here. It is suggested that you look for other options, compare them with it and then finalize.
For B.Sc, Allahabad University will be better. AU has a better Science faculty. The syllabus and course structure will give you an edge over other universities. The departmental labs are well-equipped with the latest instruments and technologies. Each department of the university has a well-qualified faculty pool. Overall, you will get a better learning experience at AU.
In Patna University you have to calculate the percentage from total marks you obtained in your honours.
If you have four honours papers of 100 marks each and you have got 320 out of 400. Your percentage will be 80%.
In subsidiary papers you only need to pass as they are not included while calculating the percentage.
Some of my friends studied at Pondicherry University. According to them, they offer three Integrated M.Sc programs –
You will have to choose from these three disciplines only and then choose the major subject among them.
The advantages of the course and university are listed below.
Studying 5 years in an Arts stream is difficult and should be reconsidered. The best course is Physics, Chemistry, and Applied Geology. Doing M.Sc in Computer Science is also not a good idea.
Deshbandhu Collge is better for B.Sc. It has excellent science faculty. The college also offers unique courses such as Industrial Chemistry. It offers best facilities and learning resources for Science subjects. The science labs are well-equipped with latest technology and instruments. Deshbandu offers a good campus life as well.
Both the Delhi University (DU) and Dayalbagh Educational Institute (DEI) are prestigious institutions, and choosing one over the other depends more on personal preferences and prospects than anything.
DU
DEI
BSc from both institutes will be a great choice so it’s best to prioritize your personal factors such as location, campus culture, and career opportunities when making your decision. DU will offer an advantage in terms of location while DEI L is a great choice for those who want to spend minimal money.
Yes, you can get admission to Ravenshaw University. But this may vary depending on the Honours subject you are willing to choose.
For some subjects, you can land up in the second cutoff list whereas for others you can get called indirectly for the admissions. Choose your honors subject wisely while filling up the form.
80% and above is sufficient enough to get a seat in dept.s with higher intake capacities.
If you are from the general category, there is a good chance of getting a B.Sc. with a PCM major. If you belong to the reserved category, it should hardly be any problem.