How can I pursue a career in cosmology after 12th class?

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    Institutes to study cosmology in India:
    Institute of Space Science and Technology, Trivandrum
    Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore
    Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Pune
    Raman Research Institute, Bangalore
    Physical Research laboratory, Ahmedabad
    Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore
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    After completion of 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects you need to apply for entrance exams like JEE Main and Advanced. Clearing JEE Main is very important to GET the nod for JEE Advanced stage. Getting admission in top colleges is only possible if you clear the Advanced stage with a good rank. The abo
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heena agrawal

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Yes you can get an admission in private colleges with 80% IN 12TH board without taken any entrance exam.

Many private universities and state-level government-aided colleges reserve a percentage of seats for direct admission based on Class 12th marks. A score of 80% is generally competitive enough for consideration for many popular branches.

 

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heena agrawal

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Dont worry you have so much time to score good marks.

follow some strategy 

  • Organic Chemistry: Focus on all the name reactions and their mechanisms. Write them down repeatedly until you remember them perfectly.
  • Physical Chemistry: Similar to physics, create a master list of all formulas from chapters like Solutions, Chemical Kinetics, and Electrochemistry. Practice applying these formulas to textbook problems.
  • Inorganic Chemistry: Read the textbook thoroughly for this part, focusing on trends and important points (e.g., p-block elements).
H
heena agrawal

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Yes you can do BA.

  1. Identify your target universities and the specific BA programs you are interested in.
  2. Visit their official admission websites to check the exact "program-specific eligibility criteria" and required CUET subject combinations for the current academic year.
  3. Choose your CUET subjects based on these university requirements to ensure your application is valid for those specific courses.
H
heena agrawal

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No, you cannot take admission in SSCBS because maths is compulsory.

The main courses offered by SSCBS are:
  • BMS  (Bachelor of Management Studies)
  • BBA (FIA)  (Bachelor of Business Administration in Financial Investment Analysis)
  • B.Sc. (Hons) Computer Science 
For all these courses, passing Mathematics or Applied Mathematics in Class 12 is a compulsory eligibility requirement.
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In cybersecurity maths in mandatory,  some private universities offer flexibility under the new education policies (NEP 2020 and recent UGC guidelines). These institutions may admit students from non-Mathematics backgrounds in 12th grade to B.Tech. Computer Science and allied programs (including Cybersecurity) under specific conditions: 

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