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Yes, you can get admission to colleges even if you appear for compartment exams. Many colleges and universities offer admission to students who have appeared for compartment exams, provided they meet the minimum eligibility criteria for the course.

Mathematics in +2 is not mainly mentioned as compulsory for BCom admission at Seth Anandram Jaipuria College, Kolkata. However, it's recommended to verify about this directly with the college's admissions office as requirements can change anytime college to college. But colleges prefer applicants with a background in mathematics due to its importance in commerce studies.

you should understand the creteria and eligibility for the specific college throughly by contacting them directly or can check the website for any dought.

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The CUET-PG cut-off for the University of Hyderabad has not been released yet. However, based on analysis Shiksha has estimated the expected cut-off for MSc in applied Mathematics. The estimate is the cut-off range will be 150-200. 

If you want more details, you can refer to CUET PG Cut Off for Central University of Hyderabad 2024: Know about courses offered, more details (shiksha.com).

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You need to appear in JEE Main/ JEE Advanced entrance exam after 12th PCM. Complete your Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering. After this enhance you programming and languages skills and earn a certification for data scientist from reputed organisation.

Yes, you can appear for HSC exams again if you are not satisfied with your marks.

Students who want to appear for these exams must register themselves through the official website mahahsscboard.in. They must ensure to fill in only the subjects they have to reappear for in the supplementary exam application form. 

Only registered candidates will get their Maharashtra HSC Admit Card for supplementary exams.

The exam center details, dates, and timings will differ for supplementary exams. Students must carry their admit card in each exam

No, Mathematics is not compulsory for admissions to the BSc programmes of JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research. Aspirants who have passed Class 12 or equivalent exam in Science or required relevant stream as per chosen specialisation are eligible to apply. Additionally, the qualifying exam should have been passed with at least 35% aggregate, as per an unofficial source. Hence, is indicative.

When filling out the CSIR NET exam application for the Mathematics subject, you should choose Part B & Part C. Here's why:

Part B and Part C are subject-specific sections for Mathematics. Part B has 40 MCQs covering topics like Analysis, Linear Algebra, Complex Analysis, Algebra, Topology, ODEs, and PDEs. You need to attempt 25 out of the 40 questions.

Part C has 60 higher-order analytical questions testing your application of mathematical concepts. You need to attempt 20 out of the 60 questions

To be eligible for MSc Mathematics, candidates must pass BSc/BTech/BE/BSc Mathematics or BSc (Mathematics with Computer Science Applications) or any other relevant degree with Mathematics and English as the main subjects with a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate. Bachelor degree in any subject and has studied at least 3 courses each of one year duration or 6 courses each of one semester duration in Mathematics, 50% marks in aggregate for General 45% marks for OBC and 40% marks for SC/ST categories or equivalent CGPA.

Students pursuing the BSc (Hons) Mathematics programme offered at SOT PDEU are required to study some of the following subjects during the entire duration of the programme as mentioned below:

• Calculus- I/ Basic Mathematics- I
• Chemistry- I
• Introduction to Computer Science
• Environmental Science
• Analytic Geometry
• Object Oriented Programming With JAVA LAB
• Partial Differential Equations
• Applied Statistics
• Internet of Things Lab etc.