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Yes, definitely you can get admission to Tezpur University without having mathematics in Common University Entrance Test CUET UG because mathematics is an optional subject while pursuing Bachelor's in Commerce Bcom and if you haven't opted for mathematics in your 12th then there is no need to opt it in CUET but if you took mathematics in your 12th then you must opt it in Common University Entrance Test CUET UG also.

With a rank of 2426 in IIT JAM (Mathematics), you are likely eligible for several NITs and some of the newer IITs for MSc programs. You should be able to get into NITs like NIT Silchar, NIT Srinagar, and possibly some others with your rank

You might also be eligible for newer IITs like IIT Jodhpur, IIT Mandi, or IIT Ropar, but it depends on the specific programme and cutoff for each institute. 

With a 93.6680713 percentile in JEE Mains and belonging to OBC Delhi region, securing Mathematics and Computing at NSUT will be very challenging. The cut-offs for this branch, even with home state OBC reservation, are typically much higher, often above 97-98 percentile.

LNCT University has recorded excellent placement trends in the last few years, with 3,200+ students placed during 2023–24, an average package of ?6.08 LPA, and the highest offer at ?1.12 crore per year. 250+ companies like Amazon, Wipro, IBM, and Infosys visit the campus on a regular basis. Although top offers are good, majority of the students get mid-level packages of ?4–6 LPA, particularly from mass recruiters. Placement levels are high for B.Tech and MBA courses but slightly lower in 5-year courses such as law or architecture. In general, LNCT is a good

Prompt Engineering is more about the smart use of natural language and understanding AI behavior than mathematical calculations. A good command over Mathematics can surely be a plus point for you in the case of advanced-level prompting, working with datasets, or AI research and lead to better career prospects, but it is not a compulsory requirement to excel in the profession.

No, Maths is not mandatory.

For BHU's B.Com (Hons.) in Financial Markets Management, you're eligible if you had any of these in 12th: Commerce, Economics, Maths, Computer Science, Finance, or related vocational subjects. So a Commerce student without Maths is still very much eligible.

You can opt for B.Com (Bachelors) and B.A Economics, BBA, B.VOC.You can choose other subjects like economics, Business studies, Accountancy instead of maths.

some of the colleges which offer B.Com honours without Maths in Delhi University:SRCC, Ramjas college, st Stephens, Hansraj college, Hindu in north campus, sri venkateshwar, sree auribindo, Miranda house, kirodi lal college.

The minimum percentage required for pursuing B.Ed in Mathematics is 50% aggregate marks in a particular stream. Also, it is advisable that the candidate must have studied Mathematics in his School and College level education which will make it easier for him to become a professional Mathematics teacher and also pursue this course properly.

The last year cutoff merit percentage for class 12th for admission to integrated M.Sc maths at VIT VALLORE has not publicly launched but the minimum percentage is 50 to 60% atleast at pcm (physics chemistry maths) 

Physics and chemistry both 50 percent 

But maths should be 60% atleast.

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The latest cut-off information for M.Sc. in Mathematics at DTU (Delhi Technological University) for 2025 will be released after their admission process, usually based on entrance exam scores or sometimes a combination of graduation marks and an interview. For previous years, admission has been competitive. Applicants generally need a strong academic background in Mathematics at the undergraduate level. Always check the official DTU PG admission portal for the most accurate and up-to-date cut-off details once the admission cycle commences.