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sauropya luckyncc c certificate holder in air sqr.,mentor
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You need to get 60% aggregate in physics, chemistry and mathematics, that too in class 12th. So, don't worry. Prepare well for class 12th.
You need to get 60% aggregate in physics, chemistry and mathematics, that too in class 12th. So, don't worry. Prepare well for class 12th.
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anup kumarPaasionate enthusiasts and hard smart working
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Yes, you are eligible. A general Maths can opt general Science branch easily by just fulfilling the educational qualification of the course.
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Aarti Singh
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Dear Gayathri, Go for non-medical or you can opt for Diploma courses after 10th. In my opinion better option would be to join Dual Diploma B.Tech course where you save your one year as well as pressure of entrance tests. After doing a Diploma you get direct admission in second year of B.Tech. There are many universities in India that are offering you these Dual Diploma- B.Tech courses. Some of them are also offering you scholarships based on your percentage in your previous qualification. So, I feel it is better to take admission in an Dual Diploma-B.Tech course. Here are some of the universities, you can visit their websites for more
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7 years agoHow is the cut-off marks for B.Com calculated in Tamil Nadu? Will getting low marks in maths affect?
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Shikher jainStudent
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I would let you know that if you have cleared the overall cut-off then it is not compulsory to clear a particular subject's cut-off.
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Pooja sehrawat
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Dear Siraj,
These are some mandatory subjects which you require for getting admission in AME in your 12th class.
Class 12th:
Mandatory Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
Regards.
These are some mandatory subjects which you require for getting admission in AME in your 12th class.
Class 12th:
Mandatory Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
Regards.
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anup kumarPaasionate enthusiasts and hard smart working
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Absolutely Yes. 11 standard maths for commerce is same as the PCM in CBSE. As they have same question paper in 11 class annual and mid-term examination and same to same course and number of chapters. And this criteria also continue in 12 standard too.
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CHANDAN KUMAR
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No. Suggest your friend to complete his 12th first. After that, he could take admission in B.Tech CSE.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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No fixed percentage are required. You can Maths with any of percentage. But, if you go in engineering field, you need at least 55% marks, but these would not be enough to sit in an interview for some of best company. So, do score at least 60% marks in class 10th and class 12th as well. All the best.
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rishika kumar
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It completely depend upon your understanding. In class 11th, the syllabus of physics is full of mechanics, there you need to know the basic concepts of mathematics that is integration differentiation and all. Similar is with class 12th also.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hi,
It is possible after 10th but it is not the most convenient or popular choice. Even foreign universities ask for a minimum of 12 years education, so better you complete 12th in India. 11th and 12th or high school abroad is also very expensive for foreigners. For the locals, some schools are free. It is better you stick to 11th and 12th in India, study hard and try to achieve a first class and thereafter, apply for a Bachelors degree abroad.
It is possible after 10th but it is not the most convenient or popular choice. Even foreign universities ask for a minimum of 12 years education, so better you complete 12th in India. 11th and 12th or high school abroad is also very expensive for foreigners. For the locals, some schools are free. It is better you stick to 11th and 12th in India, study hard and try to achieve a first class and thereafter, apply for a Bachelors degree abroad.
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