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No, you cannot directly join a B.Sc. course from after completion of your 10th standard.

. After completion of 10+2, you can enroll in a B.Sc. program. It requires you to complete your 12th standard with subjects like PCM or PCB, including Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, or Biology.

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Complete your 12th standard:
This is the most common and the most direct way of entering the B.Sc. course. You must study more seriously in 12th standard, especially for science subjects.
Diploma Courses:
You can join a diploma program right after completing class 10th. This will, however not directly qualify you for B.Sc. You may have to give some bridge or entrance tests too.
Other Undergraduate Courses:
Other undergraduate programs include B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) or B. Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) if you have subjects for humanities or commerce.

Dear aspirant !!

Hope you are doing well ! No you can only do diploma after your class 10 ,you can't take any bachelor course after class 10. To qualify for a BSc, you generally need to complete 12th grade with science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Mathematics) and meet a minimum percentage requirement, usually around 50-60%. Some colleges also require passing entrance exams

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Hi

No , after 10th grade it's not possible to get admission in B.Sc. course .

you will need to first complete your 12th grade in the science stream with subjects like Physics , Chemistry , Biology or Mathematics to be eligible for B.Sc. programs .

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Hello aspirant,

A three to four-year undergraduate program that prepares students for a variety of career paths in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Healthcare, Research, and academia, the Bachelor of Science (abbreviated B.Sc.) program gives students an understanding of scientific concepts, theories, and real-world applications within their chosen field of study.
The fundamental requirements include earning at least 60% of the possible points from an accredited board and passing Class 12 in the Science stream with either PCB/PCM/PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) as core courses.

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