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deepika maurya
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Yes, you can join Indian Space Research organisation after completing a Bachelor of Science in Maths but as a Technical Assistant. Because, for joining as Indian Space Research organisation Scientist (entry-level), the basic educational qualification is a Master of Science or Bachelor of technology. Indian Space Research organisation allows you the option of part-time/correspondence study, after completing your Master of Science. I hope this will help you.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Yes you are eligible for TGT Mathematics. The eligibility criteria of TGT Maths KVS are given below for an idea.
1. Educational qualification: Bachelor's degree with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 50% in the relevant topic or combination of subjects. The combination of subjects' electives and languages are as follows:
Bachelor Degree in Maths with any two of the following subjects: Physics Chemistry Electronics, Computer Science, Statistics.
2. B.Ed. Or a degree of equal standing from an accredited university.
3. Pass the Central Teacher Eligibility Test CTET Paper-II, which is administered by the CBSE in compliance with t
1. Educational qualification: Bachelor's degree with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 50% in the relevant topic or combination of subjects. The combination of subjects' electives and languages are as follows:
Bachelor Degree in Maths with any two of the following subjects: Physics Chemistry Electronics, Computer Science, Statistics.
2. B.Ed. Or a degree of equal standing from an accredited university.
3. Pass the Central Teacher Eligibility Test CTET Paper-II, which is administered by the CBSE in compliance with t
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Anish sahu
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Students from any stream can take admission in BCA. Maths and computer science is not mandatory.
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Paras Madaan
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There are specific eligibility criteria that an applicant must qualify if they aim to pursue this programme of M.Sc. In Chemistry. Candidates must have passed the examination of higher secondary levels with a minimum score of 60% from any recognised school or college. Applicants must have a degree of B.Sc. Chemistry ones for B.Sc. Chemistry as one of the main subjects with at least 50%. Few colleges conduct an entrance exam before admissions.
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Paras Madaan
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No Maths is not mandotary. You just have your schooling from Science stream (PCM/PCB) with minimum of 50%. .
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Paras Madaan
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Without mathematics you can do B.Com only. If you want to do B.Com (Hons) then in DU there is a deductions of 2.5% in best 4 of marks if you don't have Maths.
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Paras Madaan
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Yes almost all the colleges in DU offers B.Com but as per the new curriculum you have to be appear for CUET. DU is not considering the marks of 12th class as per new curriculum and education policy applicable from the batch of 2023.
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Hemanth Gunturi
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B.Sc. In Mathematics opens up many bright doors to promising career pathways. After studying B.Sc. In Maths. After completing Bachelor degree, B.Sc. Candidates can pursue Masters Degree in Mathematics followed by Ph.D. or M.Phil.
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Hemanth Gunturi
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Career Option After B.Sc. Math Career Option After B.Sc. Chemistry This is true that a Physics degree can provide you with the best career opportunities along with a decent salary. So, if you are interested in Physics choose it as your career option.
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