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New answer posted•9 years ago
I'm pursuing my degree in B.Com where I came across statistics and computer science. Am I eligible for NIMCET?
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Asked by Abhishek
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9 years ago
NIMCET 2017 Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates must be Indian National
Candidates must be holding graduation degree I.e. BCA/B.Sc (Hons.)/B.Sc/BIT as per 10+2+3 pattern from a recognised university.
Candidates must have studied Mathematics or Statistics or equivalent subject during graduation degree.
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Candidates must be Indian National
Candidates must be holding graduation degree I.e. BCA/B.Sc (Hons.)/B.Sc/BIT as per 10+2+3 pattern from a recognised university.
Candidates must have studied Mathematics or Statistics or equivalent subject during graduation degree.
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In order to become a researcher in the field of Mathematics, you are advised to do B.Sc (Hons) Maths, M.Sc in Maths and PhD. After Ph.D, you can join a research organisation or university to undertake research in the field of your choice. You may also opt for the post-doctoral research with a renown
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I am in 11th and want to be a researcher in pure mathematics. What should be the best career path?
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Asked by Saurav
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9 years ago
In order to become a mathematician and researcher, you are advised to follow the following path: B.Sc (Hons) in Maths, M.Sc in Maths and PhD. After Ph.D, you can join a research organisation or university. You may also opt for post doctoral research.
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I am in 11th and I want to take a drop year after 12th to solve some classic maths and physics books. Will there be any problem?
43 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Saurav
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9 years ago
No, there will be no problem.
Do not think much and focus on your studies.
Live in present rather than in future.
JEE Mains is not a tough exam as many people think.
You can easily score 150+ marks.
Do not think much and focus on your studies.
Live in present rather than in future.
JEE Mains is not a tough exam as many people think.
You can easily score 150+ marks.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Can you provide some tips to study IIT JEE maths effectively and in less time?
62 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Aniket
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9 years ago
Maths is one of the easiest parts in JEE Mains after Chemistry.
You just need to memorize formulas and shortcut trick.
Follow only one book. (NCERT is not good for IITJEE).
Tata Mc Graw Hill for JEE Mains is one of the best books. It is also enough for JEE Advanced. It has a lot of questions with sol
You just need to memorize formulas and shortcut trick.
Follow only one book. (NCERT is not good for IITJEE).
Tata Mc Graw Hill for JEE Mains is one of the best books. It is also enough for JEE Advanced. It has a lot of questions with sol
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New answer posted•9 years ago
What are the career options after B.Sc maths? Should I go for a job or should I pursue M.Sc?
55 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Dev
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9 years ago
There are many career options you can choose being a mathematics graduate. You can choose the career depending upon your interest and skills. I can list few of the career options:
1. Mathematician: You can choose to pursue research (become a scientist) in your area of interest in Maths.
2. Chartered A
1. Mathematician: You can choose to pursue research (become a scientist) in your area of interest in Maths.
2. Chartered A
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9 years ago
Maths is neither painful or funny, it is interesting and challenging to stimulate the brain and develop analytical thinking skills.
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I have completed my 12th PCB. Can I go for genetic engineering? Is maths compulsory?
770 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Utka
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9 years ago
No, but you should learn some basics for your own improvement. There is no use of maths in generic engineering.
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I have passed 12th (maths) with 88% and want to reappear for 12th class (biology) as a private student. Will I be eligible for NEET?
84 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Ankit
New answer posted•9 years ago
My aim to become a computer scientist but I selected commerce with mathematics by mistake. What can I do after 12th to become a scientist?
50 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Mohammad
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9 years ago
You are eligible to do BCA and MCA as you have maths in 10+2 to fulfil your dream of becoming a computer scientist. MCA is treated equivalent to B.Tech CS by Indian IT industry and you will be able to get a good developer job. After MCA, you can do M.Tech in CS by appearing in GATE.
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