Hey

The course BSc physical science is available with an additional choice of any two subjects that is either you choose chemistry or computer science.

When you go for Bsc physical science with computer science, chemistry will not be introduced in your course and vice versa for the case of Bsc physical science with chemistry. So you have a choice of either studying chemistry or computer science in your Bsc.

Thanks

Hey there!

The answer to your question highly depends on what your interests are because both the choices are nothing alike. So, decide in which would you want a career and choose according. Personally, I'd recommend B.Sc Mathematics (Hons.) from BHU because of it's merits but ofcourse the decision is yours to make.

All the best.

Hello,

After completion of bsc candidates can make the career through an assistant physical scientist, chemist, astronaut, physics or physical science teacher, atmospheric scientist, material scientist,technician, quality manager etc. The package after completing can be expected between 1 lakh to 4 lakh annually. This may vary from cities to cities.

Hello sagar,

Hope you're doing well.

Yes, you can get a good college in university of delhi, with 91 percent for BSC programme under the economically weaker section or EWS quota. After looking at last years cut off, i'll list down a few colleges you might get in :-

1. Deen dayal upadhyay college.

2. Atma ram sanathan dharma college.

3. Acharya narendra dev college.

4. Dyal singh college.

5. Deshbandhu college.

6. Shivaji college

7. Maharaja agrasen college.

However, every year, the cut off varies. It depends on various factors such as, the result of class 12, no of students applying for the university, competition, cut off trends etc.

All the best

Dear Shilpee ,

Yes negative marketing schemes is there but we will discusses briefly about the entrance test then it will easy to understand .

The entrance examination will consist of multiple choice questions. The question paper has Graduate/Post graduate level Mathematics and Statistics, Graduate/Post -graduate level Computer Science and General Aptitude.

Entrance Exam pattern of JNU

• JNUEE 2020 will be conducted in online mode for the duration of three hours.
• The question paper of each program will carry questions of different nature i.e.  Objective type, Subjective type or Short answer type questions.
• There will be negative marking in case of wrong attempts for objective type questions only.

Hope it will helpful

Thanks

Hi Aspirant,

I understand that you are facing a dilemma for pursuing BSc. Physical Science with Computer Science from Delhi University and so to answer your question, the difficulty level for a particular field of study is entirely dependent on the level to which a student has prepared himself or herself for the examinations. If a student studies diligently and has put in significant effort in the preparation for the same then he/ she might not find the examination difficult whereas if a student has not prepared well will most definitely find the examination to be difficult.

Now coming to the second part of your question, this aspect of preparation is entirely dependent on the student as every student is unique and thus has an unique level of learning capacity. For better understanding, X student might take 3 hours to learn a chapter while a student Y might do that in a hour. So that's up to you as to how you will plan your strategy to get the best grades.

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I explain on by one

BSc (Applied Physical Sciences) : This is an undergraduate Physiology course.During this course you will study about Physics, Chemistry & Astronomy .This is a 3 year course where you will be trained to apply the knowlege of your degree After this course you can work as a Researcher, Applied Physicst ,Validation Chemist, Mathemaics instructor etc.

It has a greater scope  in developing countries ..

BSc (Physical Sciences)

This is basically a Physics course which also emphasises on sudy of energy and matter . This is also a three year course . Although the basic concepts of both courses are same you will get in depth knowlede of Electro chemistry and Basic Principles of Earth science.

You can get eployment in aviation , construction, agriculture and hospital industries.

Hope I made myself clear .

All the best

hi,

in generally students who have studied bsc courses on physics atleast of duration of 3 years and have studied mathematics as a subject in 10+2 course are eligible to apply for msc in physics course, now according to jam 2020 criteria, students who have studied  Physics for at least two years/four semesters and Mathematics for at least one year/two semesters in graduation are eligible to apply in iit jam exam. follow the below link to know in details,

http://jam.iitk.ac.in/doc/JAM-2020_MEQs.pdf