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Yuvraj Divekar
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You must have Maths as a compulsory subject in plus 2 leveto get admission in st. xaviers college, be it Mumbai and Kolkata. Simply having Maths in class 12 won't fetch you admission in Xavier's.
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Arka Prabha Roy
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A very precise cut off can't be given, as online application has paved the way for more applications and this is the first post pandemic 10+2 exam, so cut-offs are different. In my year, I scored 95% total and 97 maths, and I got chance in the 9th list. Scoring over 90 is being safe, though 80+ scoring students have also got chance in later lists.
Update- today, the education ministry of state declared that from 18th july- 5th August, colleges will operate their admission portal and the fees of application is waived. So there will be more competition.
Update- today, the education ministry of state declared that from 18th july- 5th August, colleges will operate their admission portal and the fees of application is waived. So there will be more competition.
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SURAJIT DAS
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JMI MSc(Maths with computer science) 2021 cutoff marks :-
1. General - 46.00
2. Muslim - 39.00
3. Muslim OBC/ST - 33.00
4. Muslim Women - 34.75
5. JK - 36.50
6. KM - 18.25
1. General - 46.00
2. Muslim - 39.00
3. Muslim OBC/ST - 33.00
4. Muslim Women - 34.75
5. JK - 36.50
6. KM - 18.25
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Abhisar Manchanda
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No, Maths is not compulsory for B.Com to take admission in colleges.
But it is compulsory for B.Com Honours for admission in du colleges and also in some other colleges.
So, it is not compulsory to have maths as your subject in the 12th standard to pursue bcom
But it is compulsory for B.Com Honours for admission in du colleges and also in some other colleges.
So, it is not compulsory to have maths as your subject in the 12th standard to pursue bcom
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Subhajit mondalI am a student of BSc (Hons) Agriculture
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If you want to get admission in MCA you must have mathematics subject. You can't do MCA course without mathematics. Of course, you need mathematics.
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NAFISH Akhter
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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Yes, you will be eligible for IIT JAM after completing degree from Netaji Subhash Open University with B.Sc. Mathematics honours or even if you are in sixth semester of Bachelor's degree programme then also you will be eligible to give IIT JAM exam. Go and check official IIT JAM website to see more details.
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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Following is the eligibility criteria-
Chemistry for three years/six semesters
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Candidates having a Bachelors degree without (Major/Honours) must have the concerned degree with (a) Chemistry as a subject for three years/six semesters, (b) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Mathematics (c) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Physics
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In B.Sc. /BS, at least six Chemistry subjects for three years/six semesters. At least FOUR courses as general elective (GE) from the following list of subjects taking at least one Physics and one Mathematics course: Physics Mathematics, Biology Biochemistry, Computer Science, Biotechnology. The student should study one Mathe
Chemistry for three years/six semesters
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Candidates having a Bachelors degree without (Major/Honours) must have the concerned degree with (a) Chemistry as a subject for three years/six semesters, (b) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Mathematics (c) Minimum 2 (Two) courses in Physics
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In B.Sc. /BS, at least six Chemistry subjects for three years/six semesters. At least FOUR courses as general elective (GE) from the following list of subjects taking at least one Physics and one Mathematics course: Physics Mathematics, Biology Biochemistry, Computer Science, Biotechnology. The student should study one Mathe
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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Best plan to crack IIT JAM exam is to first get through the entire syllabus. Make your own handwritten notes and revise them on daily basis. Short handwritten notes or say formula sheets will turn to be super saver for you before exam days. Last but not the least, give as much mock test as you can. Educle, Caveer Endeavour and Fiziks by Fiziks provides study material which is enough and sufficient. Samvedna publication books are also good.
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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If you have Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, all three in your Bachelor's degree then you can all for anyone of them. Choosing the correct subject wisely is important because then you cannot go back. No one can tell you which subject will be good for you expect you yourself. First see which subject you like the most for which devote 2 years in M.Sc. see scope and then select.
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