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Is NCERT Only Good For Basics JEE Advanced Followed By CENGAGE (Math & Physics)?
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I am from commerce maths background & currently pursuing BBA. Will it be a good decision for me to do MBA from SITM for my future?
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Asked by Shubham

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6 years ago
BBA will assure that you will be very comfortable with the business related subjects. There technical subjects are something where you will have to work harder. As long as you have an inclination towards technology and a quick learner,I can assure you that you will do well.
SITM can have recuiters wh
SITM can have recuiters wh
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Hi, I have commerce without maths, so can I apply for 5 years integrated BBA+MBA course?
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Asked by Vansh

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6 years ago
Yes, you can apply.
For detailed information visit this link: https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/integrated-program-in-management-indian-institute-of-management-indore-119570
For detailed information visit this link: https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/integrated-program-in-management-indian-institute-of-management-indore-119570
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6 years ago
Yes, you can study MSc maths after BBA.
However, I won't recommend going for it, as if you really have a passion for maths, doing other courses in maths specialization would be better for your career.
All the best.
However, I won't recommend going for it, as if you really have a passion for maths, doing other courses in maths specialization would be better for your career.
All the best.
New answer posted•6 years ago
New answer posted•6 years ago
Is it beneficial to take coaching for IIT JAM (Maths)? If yes, can you suggest any good coaching institute for it in Delhi?
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Asked by Deepanjali

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6 years ago
First, make up your mind that you need coaching. Secondly, if you are comfortable with online lecture Admit Tyagi IIT maths (YouTube) will help you lot although it's free of cost. His teaching method is good, covers all the topics, cleas all the fundamentals of mathematics.
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What is the scope after MSc in mathematics from IIT? What are the job opportunities after it?
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Asked by Balwinder

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6 years ago
The jobs are plenty. You may take NET for assistant professor ship or go in research sector. Actuarial Sciences is another sector, where insurance companies require data analysts. Opening in software sector are numerical analysis in computer system design, operation research, software programming, e
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I am a student of B.Sc geology with mathematics and geography. Am I eligible to apply for M.Sc applied geology in IITs?
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Asked by Santanu

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6 years ago
Hi, The JAM eligibility criteria notified by IIT Bombay, which is the Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. Programmes conducting body mention some common as well as some specific criteria for each of the offered programmes in the JAM participating institutes. M.Sc. Applied Geology: Geology for three years
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How much percentage is needed to get admission in asutosh college for BBA hons. Is it compulsory to pass in mathematics in boards
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Asked by Agnick

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6 years ago
A candidate securing at least 60% in Aggregate in H.S. or equivalent examination in any stream and having passed in English and Mathematics or Business Mathematics or, Statistics of 100 marks is eligible for admission to B.B.A. (Honours).
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The eligibility criteria of BFIA at SSCBS (Delhi University) is given below.
Eligibility criteria :
(a) The candidate should have passed or have appeared in Senior Secondary School Examination of CBSE or any other examination considered equivalent by the University of Delhi.
(b) The candidate should
Eligibility criteria :
(a) The candidate should have passed or have appeared in Senior Secondary School Examination of CBSE or any other examination considered equivalent by the University of Delhi.
(b) The candidate should