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New answer posted•4 years ago

Can I pursue MBA without mathematics?

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Asked by Pardhan
Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
Dear aspirant, No, Maths is not required in 12th/graduation to be eligible for MBA. This is because, To be eligible for MBA you just need to have graduation degree in any discipline it doesn't matter whether you have studied Maths in 12th/graduation or not. To get admission in MBA course, You need t

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Adv. Ved Vinayak
4 years ago
Hello Tina,
Without taking mathematics in their 10+2 year, even individuals who major in the arts are qualified to obtain an MCA or BCA.
IGNOU provides direct admission to its BCA and MCA dual-degree programme. Despite not being a math prodigy, 10+2. To accomplish this, you must study MTE in addition

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Adv. Ved Vinayak
4 years ago
The finest textbooks for preparation include: the Physics books by Arihant D. C. Pandey. Engaging textbooks for math
for physical Chemistry O P Tandon
For inorganic Chemistry O P Tandon
For organic Chemistry Paula Bruce
specifically all NCERTs for chemistry
These are the top JEE reference books. If you p

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Adv. Ved Vinayak
4 years ago
I feel that it is very difficult and requires a great deal of passion to get into IIT, and I think it's better to take IIT courses outside of IIT so you can gain some knowledge as well. There are some books by RD Sharma in which he provided a brief explanation about mathematics and concepts. So good

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New answer posted•4 years ago

Where can I pursue online master in mathematics?

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Asked by Munezero
Adv. Ved Vinayak
4 years ago
Yes, for all holders of a Bachelor's degree in mathematics, regardless of the form of study. Whether in person, by email, or online. IGNOU also known as Indira Gandhi National Open University, gives every student the chance to pursue their Masters in Mathematics through online or remote learning. It

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Adv. Ved Vinayak
4 years ago
It is not even possible to learn math without practise, in my opinion. Instead of reading the questions, spend time practising them thoroughly. Simply read your main textbook, the NCERT, and finish the chapter-specific questions to see the results. PvQs are a huge assistance when preparing for entra

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New answer posted•4 years ago

Can I do MBA after B.Sc physics and mathematics?

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Asked by Anuj
Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
Dear aspirant, Yes you can do. Students will face different MBA eligibility criteria in different Entrance Exams they sit for. Graduation is a must for any Entrance Exam for an MBA course. CAT SNAP and NMAT require students to have at least 50% in graduation. There is no upper age limit or restricti

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4 years ago
The answer is YES but there are no special mathematical subjects or theories. As B.Sc. Hons in Computer Science from K. R. Mangalam University is majorly focused on learning programming skills. So for this peeking into certain mathematical concepts is necessary to fully understand and use the progra

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New answer posted•4 years ago

I got 47 marks in math and 75% all over in 12th. Am I eligible for BCA?

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Asked by Sahil
Zaid Altamash
4 years ago
Yes you are eligible for BCA because the eligibility criteria is minimum 50% marks in aggregate with English as a mandatory subject, And you have scored 75% as an average.

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4 years ago
Admission is a Master's degree is accomplished on the premise of merit in the qualifying exam. A candidate who has surpassed a Bachelor diploma of three years duration (55% marks with technology (PCM) movement or equivalent) under 10+2+three sample from any identified college. its cutoff varies ever

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