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Think hatke! (Science)

2nd March 202119th February 2021 Darryl D'Souza careers, science

The number of admissions in the science stream post 10th standard has increased, while admissions for engineering and medical fields have decreased.

Career Talk

Which pure science courses have scope in India?

15th May 202015th October 2020 Dr Vibha Gupta NEET, science

Which pure science courses have scope in India? What salary can be expected from careers related to these courses?

Senior scientist, Dr A. M. Bhagwat, views the exhibition

Campus Buzz

Science and Technology for Sustained Development: A zonal science exhibition

3rd March 20203rd March 2020 Allen Corera science, technology

Mary Immaculate Girls’ High School, Kalina, Mumbai, proudly played host to the Zonal Science Exhibition with the theme ‘Science and Technology for Sustained Development’

Students of Billabong High International School, Noida, with their scientific model made from junk

Campus Buzz

Junkyard Wars 2018

26th June 201830th October 2020 Editorial Team Billabong High International School, junk, Noida, science

Students of Billabong High International School, Noida, participated in Junkyard Wars 2018, a programme where young minds came together to create working scientific models from junk.

Career Talk

Is there any scope for biotechnology in Agra?

22nd September 201730th October 2020 Dr Vibha Gupta B.Sc., biotechnology, science

I want to do my B.Sc. But I don’t like physics at all! But I like biotechnology. Which subjects should I take in B.Sc. for a better future?

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