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| 1st July 2013 06:48 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: Can I do MS in Physics? I have done B.tech IT Student can i do M.A , M.SC after b.tech .. plz tell me as soon as possible |
| 22nd July 2012 04:06 PM | |
| guri kaur |
Re: Can I do MS in Physics? I have done B.tech IT Student hiii...!!! -->GRE-graduate record examination. -->best thing is that you can choose your own date and time -->conducted 5 days in a week -->twice in a day. -->no qualification and age restriction is there.. -->valid for 5 years. written test and consits of:- -english grammar -maths -physics -psycology -computer science -chemistry -biochemistry biology etc all the best....go ahead!!! |
| 21st July 2012 11:23 PM | |
| NEETATRIPATHI92 |
Re: Can I do MS in Physics? I have done B.tech IT Student Respected sir/mam, as per your requirement details are: GRE stand for Graduate Record Examination ---best thing about this exam you can choose your own date and time --this exam is conducted 5 days in a week (monday to friday) --twice in a day --mainly aspirants choose months between september to december/ if you like this period you have to register early 2 to 3 months in advance to get date of your choice --there is no qualification and no age restriction for this exam --the test score is valid for 5 yrs --it is a written test --the test consist >>english grammer >>maths >>physics >>psycology >>computer science >>chemistry >>biology >> cellµ biology >>bio chemistry --it is conducted by ets all the best work hard to live your dreams |
| 15th February 2012 04:47 AM | |
| MaxJoshi |
Can I do MS in Physics? I have done B.tech IT Student Hello everyone! I am doing B.tech from I.T(info. tech.). I am a third year student.I have my absolute GPA of 7.3. I am not interested in IT,networks .. i feel i can do better in the field of physics... so please tell me can a b.tech (IT) student go for MS from Physics/astrophysics through GRE exam.....Though there is not too much courses of physics i have officially studied but i am good at thermodynamics, classical mechanics, and relativity etc. Please give me your kind suggestions... |
