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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear devesh,
In both the programme there is no math subject in study modules. You can pursue any one of this field , b.com cover more of accounts and bba will cover more of management skills .
All the best
In both the programme there is no math subject in study modules. You can pursue any one of this field , b.com cover more of accounts and bba will cover more of management skills .
All the best
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Deepti chandola
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Teaching of mathematics, applied mathematics, actuarial science, masters of math science. You can combine maths with economics for better career options. Since you are in second year, it will be good if you can appear for GRE soon
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Abhilash Das
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MBA refers to Master of Business Administration.
Your 12th result doesn't really matters. All it matters is your graduation percentile and your entrance exam percentile.
Your 12th result doesn't really matters. All it matters is your graduation percentile and your entrance exam percentile.
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2016-05-10 13:45:49
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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In order to undertake B Arch degree course you are required to have PCM at +2 stage. Therefore, you are not eligible for admission in B Arch degree course.
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Manish Baliyan
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No, But if you have some knowledge of states and maths it will helpful in securing good marks in numerical subjects.
hope it will helpful for you
hope it will helpful for you
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