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astha singh

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You would most probably have to clear your supplementary exam in Maths before you could be eligible for admission in B.Tech Biotechnology.

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Pratosh kumar jha

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No, for pursuing BBA from any College/University, Mathematics is not a compulsory subject rather weightage is given on overall performance in class XII.

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astha singh

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Please refer to the article with the link mentioned below for career prospects after completing M.Sc:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/what-is-msc-course-all-about-know-the-full-form-eligibility-scope-blogId-13439

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As a minimum criterion of eligibility, candidates seeking admission to the course need to have completed the 10+2 or equivalent level of education from a recognized educational Board, and in the Commerce stream, with Accounts, Math, Business, and Economics as main subjects, and a minimum aggregate score of 50%.
Ideal students of the course would possess the following skills:
1) Interest in and aptitude for technology, Mathematics, and Science.
2) Familiarity with programming and computer hardware/software.
3) Competent knowledge of core electrical and computer subjects such as electronics, electrical systems, computers, circuits, design an
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Yes, you can opt for M.Sc. astrophysics after completing B.Sc. in physics, electronics and maths.

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astha singh

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If you were unable to clear maths and physics, it would only make sense to re-appear for the examinations and try to clear them in your second attempt. Your chances only depend on the level of preparation in the two subjects. Take help from your fellow students and study as much as you can to improve your chances to clear the subjects.

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astha singh

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Yes, you most definitely can, provided you fulfill the eligibility criteria of colleges offering this course.

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astha singh

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One central concept in pure mathematics is the idea of generality; pure mathematics often exhibits a trend towards increased generality. Uses and advantages of generality include the following:
1) Generalizing theorems or mathematical structures can lead to deeper understanding of the original theorems or structures.
2) Generality can simplify the presentation of material, resulting in shorter proofs or arguments that are easier to follow.
3) One can use generality to avoid duplication of effort, proving a general result instead of having to prove separate cases independently, or using results from other areas of mathematics.
4) Generality
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