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Sumeet Sharma

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Hello,
Probably not.
It depends on your basic math skills as well as practice you do for preparing for entrance.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Manakaran,
Yes, you can pursue MBA without any of the subjects that you have mentioned above. But be cautious. If you want to be MBA the surely you will need to crunch data and some form of analytics is indeed required. HR, Marketing, etc are some of the fields.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Most of the Universities in USA prefer students who have completed their graduation by doing 10+2+4. You are advised to do one year PG diploma in computer related subject to become eligible for MS IT in USA universities.

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saurabh baraskar

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Yes, you can apply. The degree of full-time course and distance course are equivalent.

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Akash Kumar

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NIT is a better option for pursuing M.Sc in maths.

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Mariam shirazI am a high functioning sociopath.

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There is nothing like I am weak. It's just our psychology. There are many students whose weak subjects become their whole career. Maths is all about practice. I think in order to test yourself you should be practicing a sum and understanding its concept and then you should try to solve a sum on your own without referring the solution if you come to be correct then maths is your subject. If not then you can opt for BCA. But be confident while solving because if you set this in your mind that I am weak in this subject you will never be able to solve any problems of maths.

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