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Sibani Sonowal
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Yes, it is compulsory to get passing marks in maths. But it's not compulsory to add it in your best four percentage.
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Anmol Bhushan
Beginner-Level 5
You can go for banking by pursuing any of the courses as the entrances for most of the banks are aptitude tests. Being a science student, you should go for B.Sc as it would help you a lot with your concepts.
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Shubham Sharan
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Can you please clearly mention your percentile? It will help me in giving you a better opinion. If you don't wish to disclose it, then it's fine. Anyway, your scores in 10th, 12th are not so bad. Your marks should not be an issue for you to get admission into XLRI.
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Mukul JainI am really passionate about what i do.
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Sorry, you are not eligible for IIMs.
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Karishma DagarA flawed human,I guess.
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They would deduct some of your percentage approx 3-5 percentage.
Also, if you haven't studied maths till 12th, you can't pursue B.Com (Hons.). You have to opt for B.Com programme.
Also, if you haven't studied maths till 12th, you can't pursue B.Com (Hons.). You have to opt for B.Com programme.
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Jeetashree Doley
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No, SRCC has two undergrad courses and both are honors courses, B.Com (H) and BA Economics (H).
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Jeetashree Doley
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Usually, the cut-offs for general category is close at 98%/97.8% maximum. But if you have any reservations, you do have chances to get in, depending on the session's cut-offs.
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