I get 78% in cbse and want to be astronomer so which colleges can I get

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SAKSHI AGGARWAL
7 years ago
Hi, you can get educated in astronomy from IITs,Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Delhi University and Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology. There are other colleges too, but these are the best ones.

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Bhumika Khattar
7 years ago
In order to pursue your career in astronomy, you can go for BSc in Physics or Mathematics after your 12th class. You can also go for Bachelor of engineering in electrical/ electronics / electrical communications after 10 + 2. colleges you can apply to INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, BOMBAY INDIAN I

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