On the fundamental level, the universe obeys quantum theory. Quantum theory is probabilistic and non-deterministic. This means that if you know everything there is to know about a certain electron at the current moment, and then perfectly apply all the equations of quantum theory to the electron, you cannot exactly predict where the electron will be in one minute. You can only predict the probability of the electron being at various locations. The probability distribution may give you a general idea of where the one electron will end up, and can even tell you the average location of many electrons, but quantum theory cannot tell you the actual, exact location of the electron. The problem is not with quantum theory. The problem is with the electron itself. Quantum objects like electrons are not hard little balls or classical waves. They are more complicated beasts that are somewhat particle-like and somewhat wave-like at the same time. Furthermore, quantum objects innately contain uncertainty in their properties. Electrons fundamentally don't have exact locations. They have locations that exist only up to a degree of definiteness as a result of their inherent uncertainty, which depends on the state of the electron.

First of all, you can define any colors you want to be the "primary colors" of your color system, so that other colors are obtained by mixing the primary colors. Although there may be an infinite number of color systems, they are not all equally useful, practical, or effective. For instance, I am free to create a color system where I define light blue, medium blue, and violet as my primary colors. Even though I am free to define my primary colors as such, this color system is not very useful in general because no amount of mixing of these primary colors will produce red, orange, yellow, etc. Therefore, we should make a distinction between a color system and an effective color system. The effectiveness of a color system is best measured as the number of different colors that can be created by mixing the primary colors of the system. This set of colors is called the "color gamut" of the system. A color system with a large gamut is more able to effectively represent a wide variety of images containing different colors.

Dear candidate as per the B.Pharmacy syllabus given by PCI you have a theory non University ( marks given by college) paper in the second semester on Computer Application where you need some basic computer knowledge. But in the final year paper you have an optional subject Computer Aided Drug Design, for that you need deep Computer knowledge. If you plan to do Masters in Pharmaceutical Chemistry then only you need knowledge of JAVA and more. But if you wish to skip this part, you do have a choice.

So don't be worried, move on !!

Good luck!!

Hello,

1. St. Francis Institute of Technology Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities are very good. It Ranked 22 for 50 B.Tech Colleges in Mumbai University.

2. It's comparision with other colleges is quite difficult because all colleges are good. Some features of this college:

Location: travelling is not an issue, frequency of buses and auto-rickshaws are good.

Attendence: its compulsary to maintain 75% attendance

Faculty: it is quite good. you may find best faculty and best study material here.

Studies: if you are more study oriented then this is the best place for you!

Infrastructure: bit old fashioned but well maintained and kept clean.

Extra curricular activities: many clubs in which you can take part.

fests and events: a lot of events held in this college.

3. SPIT: good infrastructure, faculty, placements and facilities.

highest package offered is of 42 lakhs per annum and average package offered is 10.50 lakh per annum. Its recruiter companies are microsoft, jio, seclore, bharat electronics, kotak, just dial and more.

DJ Sanghvi: it is among the best 3 engineering college in mumbai metro region and among top 100 engineering colleges in India. It has very good facilities, infrastructure and placement opportunities.

Almost every student gets placed in the companies like morgan stanley, jpmorgan, cimpress, accolite, jiosaavn, L&T, visible alpha, infosys dream, TCS ninja and many more.

Highest package: 20.4 lakhs

Average package: 6.60 lakhs

Thodomal: it has outstanding extra and co curricular activities, but it lacks in infrastructure and faculty. many fest and events are organized. placements are also good in this college. the list of recruiters is: duestche bank, jp morgan, deloitte india, deloitte usi, UBS, LTI, TCS, infosys, seclore, accenture, zycus, hexaware and many more.

Highest package: 19.63 lakh

Average package: 7-8 lakh

So, according to me you should prefer SPIT.

4. EWS (economically weaker section): Candidate’s annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. Their family must not own more than 5 acres of agriculture land. The residential flat area should be below 1000 sq ft.

TFW (tution fee waiver): Only those candidates who have an annual family income lesser than Rs. 6 Lakh from all possible sources are eligible to apply through the TFWS scheme.

I hope this will help you.

Thank You!

Dear candidate Institute of Chemical Technology is indeed a great choice and much better than St. Francis College of Engineering as because in ICT you get plenty qualified faculties, sophisticated infrastructure and student friendly environment. The accomodation facility is also quite good, labs are well equipped, coming to placements you can expect it from several MNCs and starting package at an average would be 5-6 LPA. Whereas in St.Francis, placement opportunities are less and your chances of exploring the course is confined.

https://www.careers360.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai

Good luck!!

Dear applicant firstly warm wishes for getting such a nice seat, when it comes to other options over the option obtained by you, but yes you can update your seat to SPIT as this Institute holds a prestigious position and provides all the necessary facilities to enable you pursue your higher studies. Now when it comes to the streams that you mention, considering the ongoing trends of jobs you can go for Information Technology or Computer Science course with Data Science specialization.

Hope it helps you to choose!!

If you want to go for the computer and software related field then I would recommend you to go for the course of BCA which will give you a proper background in Computer Application and after the completion of the course you can work in the field of Software engineering etc. So its a great opportunity for non-science students, to dive in the field of IT and CSE. Now if you are reluctant to go for BCA then I would recommend you can go for MCOM (Computer Application)/Diploma/certificate programs after your BCOM. But BCA is the best among this options. You can also do BCA after your BCOM.

To know more about BCA visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi,

You can do many courses after completing graduation in commerce stream. If you had developed interest in computer you can do following courses---

1) Masters of Computer Applications

2) Master of Commerce in Computer Applications

3) Master of Business Administration in Information technology

4) Tally ERP Course

5) Computer Certificate Course

Hope it helps

Hi,

You can do many courses after completing graduation in commerce stream. If you had developed interest in computer you can do following courses---

1) Masters of Computer Applications

2) Master of Commerce in Computer Applications

3) Master of Business Administration in Information technology

4) Tally ERP Course

5) Computer Certificate Course

Hope it helps