Hello Keerthana

These are the subjects that you usually study in the first year of a course like Information Science and Engineering:

• Engineering Mathematics I & II

• Technical/Communicative English

• Engineering Physics

• Engineering Chemistry

• Computer Programming (C/C++)

• Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering

• Engineering Mechanics

• Environmental Studies

• Computer Programming Lab

• Physics Lab, Chemistry Lab, Engineering Drawing Lab

Contact your college teachers to get the best books and materials for your subject.

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Hello Aspirant,

Several universities and online platforms offer short courses in food science and management. Some notable options include FutureLearn, which has courses like "Future Food: Sustainable Food Systems," and Coursera, with programs like "Food & Beverage Management" from Università Bocconi. Many of these are self-paced, so you can finish in about four weeks. These courses cover food safety, quality control, food processing, and the business side of the food industry.

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for M.Sc. Biotechnology after B.Sc. Forensic Science, but eligibility depends on the university.

Most universities require a B.Sc. degree in life sciences such as Biotechnology, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Biochemistry, or related subjects. If your B.Sc. Forensic Science included subjects like Biology, Chemistry, and Genetics, you may be eligible.

It is best to check the specific eligibility criteria of the university where you want to apply.

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The college's placement cell is active, organizing events like the annual internship fair "Converge," which attracts over 50 companies and facilitates internships for students . However, placement statistics for the Computer Science program are not publicly detailed. While some students have secured positions in reputable organizations such as TCS, EY, and Z.S. Associates, others have pursued higher studies in fields like MCA and MBA . It's important to note that the overall placement rate at PGDAV College is around 16.06%, with an average package of INR 4.67 LPA . Therefore, while the college offers opportunities, the outcomes can vary, and students should actively engage with the placement cell and seek internships to enhance their prospects.

For B.Sc. Computer Science students, PGDAV College offers reasonably good placement prospects, supported by an active placement cell and notable recruiters. Even though the overall college placement stats are modest, the CS department appears to deliver stronger outcomes.

Yes PGDAV College (affiliated with Delhi University) is quite decent for B.Sc Computer Science. The course is strong academically, and DU brand name adds value. However, placements for B.Sc are not as strong as B.Tech/Engineering. Some companies do visit , with average packages around 3–5 LPA.

For more information visit: https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/pgdav-college-delhi

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For GATE Life Sciences question banks, you can go for GATE past year's papers to understand the exam style, and you can buy online test series from a coaching site for lots of new practice questions.

you can get question book one from publishers like IFAS or GKP. Also use free online resources like NPTEL and EasyBiologyClass for extra practice and study materials. Good luck!

Yes, it is possible. In PGCET, branches like CSE, ISE, and related specializations (like AI, ML, Data Science) are offered during counselling. If you are from EC background, you are eligible to opt for CSE/IT/Data Science branches in M.Tech through KEA. However, keep in mind that the cut-off for Data Science is quite high because it is in demand.

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