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Is maths compulsory to pursue B.Sc in economics?
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Asked by Akshat

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9 years ago
The eligibility criteria to seek admission in B.Sc in economics is 10+2 or equivalent examination in science stream with at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university or board. Some colleges or institutes prefer students who have mathematics as a subject at 10+2 level.
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I am a 2nd year student of B.Sc & want to do M.Sc in mathematics from TIFR. What is the admission process for the same?
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Asked by Yuvraj

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9 years ago
There is no separate M.Sc program in mathematics at TIFR. TIFR - Mumbai offers integrated Ph.D programs in the School of Mathematics, TIFR - Mumbai. The eligibility criterion for admission to integrated Ph.D program is a Bachelor's degree in any of mathematics, statistics, science or Technology (BA,
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Is it possible for a B.Sc mathematics graduate to pursue occupational therapist course from Canada?
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Asked by Alex

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9 years ago
Possible if you can explain them about your course choice. Why occupational therapist and what are your career plans? Answer these questions and prepare a good SOP.
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Which is the best branch of engineering as I have a keen interest in maths and physics but hate chemistry?
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Asked by Kunal

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9 years ago
There are four core branches of engineering i.e mechanical, chemical, civil and electrical. Each of these branches has developed into many specialised sub-branches. The number of engineering degrees available has increased dramatically in last few years. For example, electrical engineering is furthe
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Is it necessary to have maths to pursue BCA from Maharaja Surajmal Group of Institutions (GGSIPU)?
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Asked by Moksh
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9 years ago
Yes, maths is necessary to pursue BCA.
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What is the admission procedure and how to get the prospectus for admission in M.Sc in mathematics 2017? I got 75% marks in B.Sc.
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Asked by Sarita
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Which entrance exams can I write to pursue M.Sc from a renowned college after completing B.Sc in maths?
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Asked by Rim

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9 years ago
The joint admission test for M.Sc (JAM) is an admission test for Master of Science (M.Sc) and other post-graduate science programmes at the Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of Science, and other institutes. The main objective of JAM is to provide admissions to various M.Sc, M.Sc-Ph.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
What are all courses I can pursue after completing commerce with maths?
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Asked by Jyothsana

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9 years ago
Dear
According to your query you can consider these options
Maths/Stats hons
Economics hons
Actuarial science
B.com-finance & Accounting
Bachelor of Finance & Investment analysis
BBA-Finance & accounting, International Business
CA/CS
Apart from these field you can think of these fields too
BBA LLB/ B.Com LLB
I
According to your query you can consider these options
Maths/Stats hons
Economics hons
Actuarial science
B.com-finance & Accounting
Bachelor of Finance & Investment analysis
BBA-Finance & accounting, International Business
CA/CS
Apart from these field you can think of these fields too
BBA LLB/ B.Com LLB
I
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New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Maths syllabus is not tough in BCA. Any average student can clear it with minimum effort. All the best!
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