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Deepti Singh

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In order to be eligible for the course of B.Sc maths and B.Sc in statistics, one will have to be at least 10 + 2 passed or its equivalent from a well-recognized educational board of India. Apart from that, the candidate should have mathematics as a main subject in the 10 +2 level.
There are almost all the major universities are offering this course. Generally there is no common entrance examination for these courses. However, some universities may conduct their own entrance tests.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear,
Yes you can apply for BBA Gen programme as there is no need of Maths subject in eligibility.
You need to submit the application form till 4th may and then you need to appear for English grammar test and interview as selection process.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You are not eligible for seeking admission in B.Tech CSE or IT as you do not have Maths as subject in 12th board. If you want to become an engineer, then you are advised to appear for Maths as an external candidate to meet engineering eligibility criteria.
You are eligible to do BCA- MCA to become an IT professional.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Eligibilty Criteria for BMS/ BBA in most of the universities is that a candidate should have passed 12th (10+2) examination from any recognised board with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC /ST students). Few universities may also have requirement of maths at 10+2 stage. You may refer to exact details on the website of targeted universities.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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There are no compulsory papers of maths in law degree course, however, every student has to under one compulsory course on quantitative techniques and statistics paper.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hi Aditi,
I think your group includes commerce, accountancy, computer science and economics.
If so, then you can study B.Sc computer science. As it is a very promising course, you can easily get a job.
Then, you can do BCA and MCA. These are only applicable if you have taken computer science in that group.
The best one for commerce group is to do CA. It is really tough to get through.
The next is to pursue B.Com and after that, MBA (if you want you can do M.Com also). Since, you will have an MBA degree with B.Com, you can be a consultant in an IT firm or if you choose human resources (HR), you can be a HR manager too.
If you want to be an
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