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Shall I pursue either B.Tech or integrated MSc to become an atomic scientist?

8 Followers | 143 Views | Posted 9 years ago
Asked by harj jyoti

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    jyotsna bansal

    9 years ago
    integrated m.sc is better option
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    kunal das master | Guide-Level 11

    9 years ago
    go integrated msc.
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    Parvesh Kumar

    9 years ago
    It doesn't matter but one really wants to become an atomic scientist, Integrated Msc would be more beneficial.
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    Sangha Deep

    9 years ago
    Prepare for Tata Institute or any other prestigious like BITS.
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    subhankita sahu fun loving,bibliophile,crazy animal lover

    9 years ago
    The field of science and becoming a scientist itself demands rigorous research and energy and time investment. Therefore a course of such kind of study,research work etc should be sought for to become an Atomic scientist.Hence opting for Integrated Msc should be given preference as it will help you indulge yourself in research work at an early age which is needed for your dream job.
    All the best :)

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