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Hello, Thank you for asking the question. This is an easy question to answer, mathematics is more abstract and less practical. Physics is necessary and utilized in every facet of modern technology, mathematicians are more concerned with manipulating numbers than implementing numbers and constructing systems (other than statisticians. )
I am convinced mathematics and physics are codependent upon one another in many regards. However, I think a person can be good at math and not physics, while a person can be good at physics and not math. There have been physicists who could observe nature and understand how systems work WITHOUT mathematics. There are also mathematicians who are excellent at abstract proofs, while being terrible at applying their knowledge. But, Now turning coat, Math is a language through which physics is conveyed. We model the occurances observed in reality through math, why because you should use a model that's already created instead of trying to make another model.

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For B.Sc. in any of the disciplines mentioned above the basic eligibility is a pass at the +2 level (Karnataka PUC / ISC / CBSE / NIOS / IGCSE / IB) with an aggregate of 50% marks from any recognized Board in India or abroad
It is compulsory to have studied Mathematics at Class XII level.
Candidates who are writing the +2 examinations in March-May 2018 can also apply with their class X
Note: It is compulsory to have studied any two subjects (Biotechnology, Chemistry and Zoology) at Class XII level, in case applying for Biotechnology/Chemistry/Zoology course.
Admission for management quota has not been disclosed online. It would be recommendable to get in touch with the college officials for the same.
The approximately fees for B.Sc is INR 65,000. You can get in touch with the college official for detailed information on the same.
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These are top 10 B.Sc. In Agriculture colleges of India:
11) Tamil Nadu Agricultural University - [TNAU], Coimbatore ( 9.3 Rating )
2) Acharya Ng Ranga Agricultural University - [ANGRAU], Hyderabad ( 9.3 Rating )
3) Punjab Agricultural University - [PAU], Ludhiana ( 8.9 Rating )
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5) Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth - [Mpkv], Pune ( 7.9 Rating )
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7) Noida International University - [NIU], Gautam Budh Nagar ( 7.5 Rating )
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9) Madhav University - [MU], Sirohi ( 7.2 Rating )
10) OPJS University, Churu ( 7.2 Rating ).

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Master of Technology In nanotechnology is a 2-year post-graduate programme provided for specialisation in nanotechnology. Any candidate with an undergraduate degree in engineering or technology can apply for this course. Admission into this course can be obtained by appearing for entrance exam like GATE. A nanotechnologist can easily find lucrative career opportunities in the following fields,
1. Agriculture
2. Environment industry
3. Food and Beverage
4. Genetics
5. Bio-technology
6. Forensic Science. M.Sc. Nanotechnology is better than forensic Science. An master graduate in nanotechnology can go for a job in forensic field but the opposite is very hard. Better will be nanotechnology. Regards.