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CAN I APPLY BSC.HONS. WITHOUT KEAM

is bsc maths(hons) available in all colleges?

dear sir/madam
Is there any specialization in BBA course .What options are there after BBA other than MBA. What are the jobs offered after BBA

How many years are required to complete honos?

which subject in B.Sc.(hons) has big opportunity from the veiw of carrier. maths, physics or chemistry.

what is difference between BSc(IT) &BSc(cs)

what is difference b/w BSc(IT)&BSc(cs)

Originally Posted by vikramS

sir i want to know what does 'hons' means in B.Sc.(hons)?
what is the diffrence betweem degree and honour degree?

diff b/w them is :-
hons /B.Sc degree
1.) duration
2.) study :-specialty in particular subject vs no specialty but study three or four subject these all info u must have read
main reason not able to decide about in which course to join is that degree u can do local but hons u have to do outside but reputation matters but i would suggest if staying local u study bit harder & get top most marks in local college as well as univ gold medalist , u shud stay local & do degree, but if u are very gud at studies & u know u would score more than 80% in hons staying outside & u wud not get into problems like tension,complexion(that i m going down in marks), financial then u shud immediately decide to do hons & go for it
ALL D BEST

what is difference between hons degree n general bsc. Degree ?
mai maths se bsc. Hons krna chahti hu .kya ye aage job ke lihaj se sahi rhega?

Originally Posted by vikramS

sir i want to know what does 'hons' means in B.Sc.(hons)?
what is the diffrence betweem degree and honour degree?

The honours degrees are determined by the students average grades throughout their studies: 70%+ is 1st class honours, 60-69% is a 2:1 (also known as an upper second), 50-59% is a 2:2 (Lower second). An average score of 40-49% is a third, which becomes an Ordinary (standard) degree.

This differentiates between students with differing levels of achievement, which is important for those students who may be applying for jobs in industry or elsewhere and for those who wish to proceed to research within Universities. To go onto postgraduate study, a 2:1 or higher is required.

The honours degree is still widely seen as being more valuable than an ordinary degree. However there is a huge debate going on as to whether the degree classification system should be phased out.
Source(s):
4 long years at uni as an undergraduate, 2 as a postgrad.

sir how many subjects we can take For b.sc

if some one doing bsc honers (math) he is part third student then what is his sub

if i do B.Sc (honors) in chemistry then i have to read physics and mathematics yes or no

Sir my subjects in bsc are chemistry, industrial chemistry n botany . So i want to know ,so my b.sc is not like b.sc (hors) ? ?
Repy pls....

Originally Posted by Unregistered

if your overall % in any field like bsc/be/b.tech .... is greater or equal than 75 then you will called as pass by (hons)

No. That is called passed with distinction. Honors is to get a degree with specialization particular subject. As I have done graduation in Psychology (Hons) and have taken Sociology and English as subsidiary.