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New question posted•9 years ago
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Sunil Soni
9 years ago
B.Tech in chemical engineering, petrochemical engineering, metallurgy and material science are good options for doing graduation.

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Dhruvin Kothari
9 years ago
Yes, you can go for CPT December as you have passed 12th. Don't worry about maths as maths questions are up to 10th only and you may join coaching so that you get better idea of papers.
Best of luck.

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Sunil Soni
9 years ago
You have following option to select from based on your maths and economics background:
(a) BA/ BA Hons Economics
(b) B.Sc maths
(c) B.Com or B.Com Honors
(d) BBA/BMS/BBE
(f) BCA
(g) Hotel Management
(h) NDA in non-technical arms
(I) Change to any humanities subjectYou can choose any of the option bas

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Sunil Soni
9 years ago
B.Sc Honors followed by M.Sc and B.Ed is an excellent choice for you. Following are the opportunities for maths graduates:
(a) Higher studies to become theoretician mathematician and the teach and do research.
(b) Work as mathematics and statistic expert in the field of economics, social sciences, ph

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NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
It's difficult to get DU colleges for B.Com/B.Com (hons.) without maths in 10+2. You must have maths in 10+2. There is no cut-off marks to be achieved in maths, just having maths as a subject is fine.

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