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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding a course after class 12th science. If you are interested in science courses, select the option which suits and you and proceed further.
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8 years agoCan I take B.Sc in mathematics only? If so please recommend. Does the university recognize A levels?
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Tanveer Khan
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See the basic process is you fill the form and send all required documents. You can apply with your 10th and 11th mark sheet and submit the form. A level will definitely add value to your profile and better chances of you getting selected. All the best. Also, you should not have a score of less than C grade in your 12th in any of the subjects otherwise, admission will be canceled.
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Saumya Singhthe important thing is not to stop questionin
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Hi,
99% of the government exams have at least one section of maths in the form of mental ability or general aptitude. So, nearly every govt. exam need maths of class 12th and 10th be it GMAT, IAS, PCS, bank, SSC, Railways, etc.
Thanks and keep asking in case of further queries.
99% of the government exams have at least one section of maths in the form of mental ability or general aptitude. So, nearly every govt. exam need maths of class 12th and 10th be it GMAT, IAS, PCS, bank, SSC, Railways, etc.
Thanks and keep asking in case of further queries.
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Abhishek kushwaha
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No, I'm sorry to inform you that you can't join Indian army with NDA. NDA is only for male candidates. But you can join Indian armed forces through CDS examination. You are required to have a graduation degree for the same.
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Aman Kumar
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Hi,
The minimum eligibility criteria is that the candidate should have passed 12th from a recognised board.
Since, you have failed in mathematics you will not be eligible for admission even if you crack NCHMCT.
The minimum eligibility criteria is that the candidate should have passed 12th from a recognised board.
Since, you have failed in mathematics you will not be eligible for admission even if you crack NCHMCT.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Raj,
Normally speaking, lateral entry directly into 2nd year of engineering is given to Diploma holders. However, in many states, thousands of seats are not filled. The sponsors of such colleges have prevailed upon some state government's to treat B.Sc as equivalent to Diploma for lateral admission in 2nd year of engineering. Hence, you need to status of your state from webpage of DTE of technical education.
However, a word of caution. More than 50% engineers could not get jobs after passing out. Around 300 engineering colleges are prevented from accepting any fresh admission from the coming session.
It is better to pursue M.Sc and
Normally speaking, lateral entry directly into 2nd year of engineering is given to Diploma holders. However, in many states, thousands of seats are not filled. The sponsors of such colleges have prevailed upon some state government's to treat B.Sc as equivalent to Diploma for lateral admission in 2nd year of engineering. Hence, you need to status of your state from webpage of DTE of technical education.
However, a word of caution. More than 50% engineers could not get jobs after passing out. Around 300 engineering colleges are prevented from accepting any fresh admission from the coming session.
It is better to pursue M.Sc and
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Sushila Bishnoi
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No dear, maths is not required to study microbiology but surely if you want to see your career in field of microbiology then pursue B.Sc microbiology and then M.Sc microbiology.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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Hello, if you left the college in the first year of graduation, then you can again opt for JEE Mains examination and according to your rank, college and branch will be allocate.
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