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Yes, according to the stipulation, students in commerce can major in aircraft maintenance engineering; Option 1: You enrol in an EASA Part 147 Maintenance Training organisation, where you are not constrained by the fact that your 10+2 major elective is PCM (Science). In the training curriculum, Modules 1 and 2 deal with math and Physics. Alternative 2: You complete your PCM at an open school (NIOS in India) and meet the requirements established by the DGCA government of India to enrol in the CAR 147 Maintenance Training organisation.

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Hi, If you're interested in coding and computer language, there are several courses you can take. For the following courses, you must apply:
Aerospace engineering, automotive engineering, mechanical engineering, avionics, BCA B Tech in CS IT, and software engineering. I hope it was helpful for you. I wish you luck.

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In the aforementioned nations, finding work is not always simple. You must either have a successful job placement in India or have a very high level of experience, education, and job responsibility. You can also apply for jobs while studying abroad in those nations. If you have the money, the third option is the quickest and the easiest of all. I hope it was sufficient for you.

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Both of these programmes enable non-math majors to enrol in classes. You must succeed on the eligibility test that each college requires. You can enrol in that college if you pass the test. Every college has a set of requirements that range from 40% to 60% in order to take the admissions test or to take the eligibility test. By enrolling in these two courses, students from any stream can become administrators in the field of information technology. That is how one enters the information technology world.

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One needs to have a solid understanding of algorithms, data structures, and mathematics to become a great programmer. You should be familiar with areas in mathematics including linear Algebra set theories, discrete mathematics, number theory, and a little calculus. You don't have to be an expert in math, but you do need to know certain fundamentals and be able to solve problems. So get going, and best of luck.

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