I don't like maths but like physics and chemistry. Should I go for B.Tech? Which course should I pursue?

The eligibility criteria for BSc in Physics at Chandigarh University is 10+2 from recognised board with Physics, Chemistry and Maths as main subjects. Candidates are expected to secure 45-50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination. The admission is primarily based on the merit in the qualifyi

IIT Madras offers good placements to MSc students. The average and median package recorded during MSc Physics placements 2025 was 12.5 LPA and 12 LPA.

The NEET eligibility criteria states that students who have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Biotechnology along with English even as additional subjects from recognised boards and Mathematics/ other elective subject with English at a level not less than the core course for En

As you might be aware, when you take an improvement exam, the best score out of the two is considered. So if you didn't take the Physics exam for whatever reason, you'll be marked absent and thus receiving no new marks. Therefore your better marks, the previous score, will be considered as final. Me

The highest and median package recorded during MNIT Jaipur MSc Physics placements 2025 was 6 LPA and 5 LPA. 24 students registered and 9 students were placed in 2025.