Maths Eligibility
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Pritha Majumdar
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you are elligible. any candidate with graduation can apply for upsc.
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Anubhuti Dwivedi
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I am sorry but DU has a criterion of maths as compulsory subject for Eco Hons. You may try in some other university.
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Nidhi SharmaStudent Mentor for Foreign Education
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Dear Rajnish, I need to know for which course you would want to go for UG in Canada & what is your total percentage. The visa norms are stringent & your academics are important for making a successful application for a student visa for Canada.
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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high
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Hello Anmol,
Yes, you are eligible for home science in nutrition and dietician without mathematics and biology.
Yes, you are eligible for home science in nutrition and dietician without mathematics and biology.
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
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Dear Vansh, if the universities have explicitly mentioned that they require mathematics then I am afraid you are not eligible. If you had mathematics as an optional subject I will advice you to write to the universities, drop them an email asking if they will accept and what is the mini marks requirement.
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Best Wishes
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Pradyumna Agrawal
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yes you are elgible.the only diffrence not having maths in 12 th is you will have to give more effort for statistics protion of CPT(Ca entrance).
But you are surely eligible.
But you are surely eligible.
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n manishNothing special
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No Mat has nothing to do with maths for applying for mat
But you will have questions from maths in the paper its simple
But you will have questions from maths in the paper its simple
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