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can i do ms in physics after bca

0 831 Views | Posted 2012-05-08 21:10:22
Asked by sandeep

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    Priya Saxena | Guide-Level 11

    2012-05-08 23:50:27
    Hi Sandeep,
    To pursue MS in Physics, it is important tat you should be a graduate in the same subject, Physics. With your BCA degree you are eligible to courses like MCA or MBA at the Masters level, but you cannot take up Masters in Physics.
    All the best!
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    anjani jha jha | Guide-Level 12

    2012-05-08 21:15:34
    No you cant do because B.Sc. physics is minimum eligibility for M.Sc. physics.

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