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In B.Sc in physics, you will study physics as the core subject, and also rest science subjects be deemed as optional or supplementary or qualifying subjects which will be compulsory.
In B.Sc, you have to study all the three subjects.

Yes, definitely.
M.Com will help you upgrade your qualification as it would be a post graduate degree. B.Ed. can be done through distance in case you are pursuing M.Com to help you get a job in teaching.

Hi Dushyant,
The best will differ with different individuals. It may be best for you while, may not best for someone who is not interested in this field. So, follow your interest and passion. B.Pharma indeed has a lot of scope, both in India and abroad.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-pharmacist-cc-87

Hi,
You can do a variety of Bachelors or Diploma courses in accounting, finance, business administration, taxes, B.Com etc. Following link might give you clarity. For any further help, write to us at bassekraah.com.
http://www.bachelorsportal.eu/study-options/269353195/commerce-canada.html

With ECS as background, MCA will work best for job opportunities in technical sector like Telecom and IT.

If you have 50% in graduation and if you attempt the Amity entrance you will get a seat in Amity.

This is an average college for MBA, infrastructure is good, but faculties are not up to the mark. Placement packages are also not good. According to me, you should try for a better institute.

Click the link below for details:
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It does not require any stream or degree, it depends upon your capability to be a business man. If you want to go for BBA then MBA will enhance your business skills and will contribute to the business environment and will also help you start a venture of your own in future.
Best of luck.

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Hi,
First, you have to identify your interest field. If you are more interested in reporting and accounting field then you can go for CA and other collateral courses or the best of all is CPA from AICPA. But, if you like more about financing regarding share market and capital market then you should opt for CFA or FRM and if you are good enough in mathematics then go for actuaries.
Best of luck.

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You may not be disqualified from government jobs or public sector jobs if the tattoo is on parts of the body that are concealed by the clothes you wear.

Hi Akash,
Basically, it depends upon you that what you want to study. But, I will suggest you to go for computer engineering because there are very few colleges in India which offers automobile engineering and provides good quality education. If you got chances in those few college then its good and go for automobile, but unfortunately if you did not get good college for automobile go for computer engineering as in India we have lots of scope in computer science.

Both are good, it depends on your interest. If you want to remain in Science field, you can opt for B.Sc. And then M.Sc. If you want to go for arts subjects, you can opt for B.A. Later, you can pursue M.A. There are a lot of options available in both the fields.