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Rounit Rai

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Marks requirement for general category is 60% marks (in four subject including mathematics). OBC category is 54% marks (in four subjects including mathematics). PwD/CW category is 57% marks (in four subject including mathematics) this much percentage is required in the 12th grade to get an admission in Delhi University.

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Aalisha Rizvi

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No, you aren't eligible for the course, as they require you to at least have mathematics as a subject in class 10th.

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Prakash deep

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You must have passed your examination with at least 45% marks in 10+2 from a recognised board. The B.Com Banking Management Admission 2022 is done based on both entrance examination and merit basis.

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Aman Singh

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It depends on what you want to do after graduation,
then select a course according to your interest.

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Manika Mittal

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The core subjects in Commerce stream offered by BSEB Board are Economics, Accountancy, and Business Studies. Mathematics, IT are optional subjects while students can choose on language from Hindi English Hindi Punjabi etc.

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Prakash deep

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No, you can't because Maths is compulsory
75% in aggregate and 60% in any of the subjects mentioned below :
(*Subjects: Accountancy, Business Economics including Business Mathematics,
Business Organization, Mathematics, Economics, Statistics, Business Mathematics,

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Prakash deep

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Yes, you can apply for the B.Sc. Programme. You will require a minimum of 40 per cent marks in English . And you will have to opt for English and at least one subject from home Science.

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Reuben Nazareth

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Hello
There are a variety of courses that a student can choose with PCB after 12th. To name some
B.Pharma
MBBS
BDS
Bachelor of Veterinary Science
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Environmental Management
Bachelor/B.Tech Biotechnology
Integrated B.Tech-M.Tech Biotechnology
BS in Bioinformatics
Bachelor of Viticulture
Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Science BNYS course)
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS)
B.Sc Courses [Multiple Specialisations]
BS/Bachelor of Arts [Biochemistry/ Biology/ Biotechnology, Microbiology, etc. ]
Hope this helps.

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jasveer singh

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Hi,
The answer to this is yes you can, by getting an affidavit made from the court regarding the name change and an inform consent from your parents
Yes, You are allowed to change your name but only through legal process. Seek the help of a local notary to make an affidavit for name change. You can fill your new name in the form. And even if you filled ild name then also don't panic. While counselling just show gazzette and other documents of new name. They will ractify afterwards. Generally speaking, names on academic diplomas aren't changed unless a spelling or administrative error occurs. Just like your birth Certificate the universit
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Manika Mittal

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Yes, he can do B.Com with CA. There are two options one is through foundation exam, and another is direct entry in intermediate after graduation. It's totally up to your son how he wants to do. But he has to concentrate completely on any decision.

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