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New question posted•6 years ago
I have pass out 2015 am eligible this course ,my stream is science or percentage 57% math is main subject
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Asked by Shyam Kumar Yadav
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I have done B.Tech (Mechanical engineering ) and B.Ed also qualified CTET paper 2. Am I eligible for kvs tgt (maths )?
2.8K Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Nitesh Chandra Sahani

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6 years ago
The eligibility criteria of TGT maths for KVS are given below. Essential qualifications:
1. Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks in the concerned subject/combination of subject and in aggregate. The elective subjects and languages in the combination of subjects are as under:
Bachelor Degree in Mat
1. Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks in the concerned subject/combination of subject and in aggregate. The elective subjects and languages in the combination of subjects are as under:
Bachelor Degree in Mat
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Is a student from CBSE commerce without maths is eligible for B.Sc. Economics?
65 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Darshana Dilip Ranvirkar

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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
New answer posted•6 years ago
Is a commerce student with math eligible for B.Sc and M.Sc in economics?
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Asked by John Elias

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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.
New answer posted•6 years ago
IS I am eligible for B.Com honours without having math in class12th. In Indraprastha College for Women.
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Asked by Anju Kumari

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6 years ago
IPCW is the Constituent college of University of Delhi. Hence, DU's eligibility criteria is applicable for B.Com (Hons) course. The eligibility criteria of IPCW University of Delhi is given below. Eligibility criteria :
1. An aggregate of 45% marks in the qualifying examination.
2. The applicant mus
1. An aggregate of 45% marks in the qualifying examination.
2. The applicant mus
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I haven't studied maths/business maths in 12th but I have scored 92% from Commerce, Am I eligible for B.Com (Hons) in DU?
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Asked by Rahul Kumar

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6 years ago
As per the eligibility criteria of DU' for B.Com (Hons. ); The candidate must have studied and passed Mathematics/ Business Mathematics at the qualifying examination for admission to B.Com. (Hons. ). So, you are not eligible.
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I did b.sc in chemistry Hons with physics and math as subsidiary subject and have done b.ed science (math nd physics) am I eligible for TGT
309 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Vivekanand Mishra

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6 years ago
Yes, you are eligible. For TGT Science, B.Ed is sufficient. You can also apply for CTET and other tet exams. All the best.
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I've done pure Science in my +2; I'm I eligible for aeronautical Science or, is math is mandatory?
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Asked by Judith Clara

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6 years ago
The eligibility criteria of B.Sc Aeronautical Science is given below. Eligibility B.Sc Aeronautical Science: Students who opted for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology in 10+2 examination can pursue this course. The main subjects in this course are Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Electronics,
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