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Aayush Yadav

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Students aspiring for the 3 years BCA course at Techno India University must have cleared 10+2 or equivalent (any stream) securing a good aggregate from a recognized board with Subject English alongside Mathematics, Computer Application or Information Science.

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SAI INGALE

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No its compulsory to have Math for B.E Agri in Savita College.

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SAI INGALE

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Cut off for M.Sc. is around 140 for General, 120 for OBC, and for SC/ST 50-60

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Sonu singh

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Yes, you are eligible.

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Anirudh K

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The cut-off marks for unreserved candidates is 576 and above, for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) is 553 and above.for bsc maths there are 769seats are available

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Anirudh K

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Graduates under 10+2+3 pattern of education from Rajiv Gandhi University or any other UGC recognized University with 45% marks in Mathematics.it is the minimum qualification for getting admission in RGU

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Yes you can. Securing 100 marks in Math in class 10th is possible, if you are carefully solving all exercises and examples of Mathematics Textbooks of class 10th.

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deepika maurya

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No, Maths is not compulsory for all posts in the Indian Space Research Organisation. If you want to join as a Scientist or Engineer (SC), then yes you have to study math in class 10+2. After which you can do a Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Technology/Master of Science and join the Indian Space Research Organisation. If your Diploma in engineering you can let join as a Technical Assistant. Even here you would be studying mathematics. If you do not opt for Maths go for the commerce or arts stream still you can join the Indian Space Research Organisation in the administration or account area either as an assistant, admin officer, ac
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Pratham Arora

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The best colleges for M.Sc. In Statistics are as follows:
-Hindu College
-Loyola College
-MCC Chennai
-Presidency College
-Ramjas College
The admission criteria are different for various universities, please check out their websites for more information.

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Sanu Ghosh

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Hii Devi, you can pursue M.Sc. (Hons.) In Mathematics at PU Chandigarh based on your bachelor's degree merit there should be a minimum requir ement of 50% at UG and further (mathematics should be a main stream subject during your undergraduation with a amount 45+ results in it precisely.

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