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Ashish Sharma
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Is a student from CBSE commerce without maths is eligible for B.Sc. Economics?

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pradeep kumar
6 years ago
You have not written about the College/ University name from where you wants to pursue the B.Sc. Economics course. The eligibility criteria may varies according to Universities. The eligibility criteria of Hindu Kanya College Kapurthala is 10+2 with minimum 40% of marks with Math. Hence Math is need

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Gargi Das
6 years ago
Yes, you are eligible to apply for the course Since you have studied mathematics and economics in intermediate class 10+2.Regards.

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pradeep kumar
6 years ago
I think you should go with B.Sc. Statistics, because B.Sc. Data Science students have big competition with B.Tech CSE students and most of the companies prefers to select the B.Tech CSE students in place of B.Sc. Students.

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