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If I get 20 in Maths, will I pass the 12th exam?

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pradeep kumar
3 years ago
No you can't pass, you need minimum 33 marks in Mathematics for passing the subject.

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Anshika Maurya
3 years ago
A bridge course is typically designed to bridge the knowledge gap between what a student has learned and what is required for a particular programme or course. In the case of a BBA student who wants to pursue MCA (Master of Computer Applications) but doesn't have mathematics as a subject in class 12

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pradeep kumar
3 years ago
Chances of getting core branches are good enough under the asked category.

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3 years ago
There are several colleges and universities that offer undergraduate programs without mandatory Mathematics requirements. These programs are often focused on humanities, arts, social sciences, and certain professional fields that do not heavily rely on Mathematics. Here are a few examples:
1. Delhi U

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Bhavana Pandey
3 years ago
Yes, you can pursue M.Sc. Maths at Kerala University. The basic eligibility criteria to be able to apply for the course is that the candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in the subject chosen for M.Sc. Specialisation to become eligible for admission. Admission to the course is entrance-based. Ca

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