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16th May 2013, 10:02 PM
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How to study in BSc electronics after finishing 12th with 71% marks?
i finished my plus two with 71 % mark only. i would like to study b.s.c electronics. is it a better course?
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17th May 2013, 11:35 AM
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What are the subjects in 12th if you have Physics,Chemistry and Maths in 12th then you can do B.Sc from electronics.
Your marks in 12th are very good which shows that you have good command on your subject.you are a good student there are various apportunity for you best apportunity is that you have to go for B.Tech is good choice with 71% marks in 12th in PCM.there are various branches in engineering your favourite electronics branch is also in engineering.you have to choose engineering. You can choose electronics in engineering.electronics is demanded branch in the market.electronics engineer have very much demand in the market.after engineering from electronics from you can apply for top electronics companies like BHAL,HAL,NTPC and other various top companies are also for electronics students. Other than private sector in government sector various job apportunity are available like BSNL TTA,JTO jobs and other various job apportunity are available. |
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17th May 2013, 02:04 PM
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If you have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Maths with 50% marks or above then you will not have any problem in applying for B.Sc Electronics course.
The admission into this course is mainly based on the entrance examination conducted by the respective University. You have to get good marks in the entrance to get admission into top Universities. It is a Graduation in Electronics and it is not at par with Engineering courses in terms of practical knowledge. But for Engineering you must get admission into good colleges then only you will get quality education. If you are able to get admission into good B.Sc Electronics University then it will be a very good course. Top colleges for B.Sc Electronics: -Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Science for Women, Delhi. -SSMRV College, Karnataka. -Yuvaraja's College, Mysore. -Synergy Educational Society, Hyderabad. -C.U. Shah Science College, Gujarat. |
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17th May 2013, 02:25 PM
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You can pursue law regardless of the bachelor degree you have. If you are meeting the percentage criteria then there should be no issue in apply for the law course.
You will have to pursue LLB course. The Bar Council of India only recognize LLB course. There are some other law courses that are offered through correspondence. But they are invalid as per the Bar Council of India. You will not be allowed to practice in the court as the lawyer with such degree. With correspondence courses you can only think of becoming legal advisor in some company. Even then company would prefer a LLB candidate. To pursue LLB you need to have bachelor degree in any discipline. These days very few colleges are offering LLB since most have shifted to the integrated LLB course. This 5 years duration course is not for you since it can be taken after completing 12th. LLB Eligibility 1. A bachelor degree from any recognized university. 2. At least 45 percent marks in bachelor course. 3. SC/ST candidates need 40 percent marks. 4. The age limit for LLB is 30 years. 5. There is 5 years relaxation for SC/ST. 6. The criteria for OBC candidate is same as General. |
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