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Eligibility B.Sc. (Computer Science): 10+2 with 45% marks in aggregate.
Compulsory Subjects: - English, Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics
So from above 10+2 with Physics, Maths, CS and English is mandatory, So there is no lateral admission in B.Sc. CS for Diploma Holders.
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Even though you have not mentioned it, I am sure you are talking about JEE Mains exam that is going to be conducted shortly. Whether it is JEE Mains or any other online entrance exam a student cannot appear for more than one session. She has to appear in the session and the place which is mentioned in her admit card. Actually these days the results are declared as percentile hence appearing for different sessions with the expectation of getting an easy paper serves no purpose.
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No, it is not recommended to solely rely on previous year question papers for TANCET exam preparation. While solving previous year question papers is an essential part of exam preparation, it should not be the only source of preparation. To crack the TANCET exam, you need to have a comprehensive understanding of the syllabus, exam pattern, and types of questions asked in the exam. You can start by studying the basic concepts and theories of each subject, followed by solving practice questions from various sources. Here are some tips to prepare for the TANCET exam:
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There are many postgraduate courses and job options after completing BSc Physics. BSc Physics graduates can go for master's degrees such as MSc in Physics, MSc in Applied Physics, MSc in Geophysics, MSc in Molecular Physics, MSc in Optical Physics, MSc in Medical Physics, etc. Other than that, BSc Physics graduates can opt for job profiles such as Lab Technician, Physicist, Statistician, Research Associate, Lecturer/Teacher, etc.
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https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-management-national-insurance-academy-balewadi-Pune-23548.
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