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Maths is not necessary for accounting and Commerce if you have done commerce then you can apply for this course.

Hi Aditi, Percentage depends upon the college you're looking for and it's not mandatory to have Maths as a compulsory subject to apply for B.Com. Hons. Cut off of government colleges usually go higher if you're a general category student.

Yes you can apply to St Xavier, Kolkata for B.Com ( hons. ) with your marks. There is admission on the basis of 12th marks ( you are eligible) but you will need to give an interview for the admission procedure.

To become an IT officer, you typically need a Bachelor's degree in computer Science, information technology, or a related field. Therefore, the best stream after 10th to become an IT officer is Science. After completing your 10th, you can take Science stream rather than commerce with a focus on comp

In order to be eligible for the course, the students must complete his/her graduation from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% score. However, students having a B.Sc. /B.Tech. /B.E.

45-50%
Admission for the M.Sc. Mathematics Course in India begins with checking the course's eligibility criteria, including a minimum aggregate of 45-50% in graduation, preferably in B.Sc. /B.Tech. /B.E in any reputed University or Institution.

Although, candidates from any stream may apply for the profile but candidates from the Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, Accounting, Finance and Business Management will be preferred. Marketing courses are available at Certificate Diploma and UG level, can be pursued after 12th and are of

No, you cannot opt for only Maths exams through NIOS and be eligible for a Computer Science degree from an ISC board. You must take the full range of exams required for the degree, including Computer Science.

In most cases, you can write the CET (Common Entrance Test) after taking the supplementary exams. However, it ultimately depends on the policies and regulations of the educational board or institution that conducts the CET. It is advisable to check with the concerned authorities of the CET to confir

Mathematics and Physics are vast and diverse subjects with a wide range of topics. However, some of the main topics covered in math and Physics are:
Mathematics:
Algebra: Topics such as linear Algebra Matrices and Determinants. Calculus: Differential calculus, integral calculus, and vector calculus. G