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Mathematics is not compulsory in class 12th to pursue B.Sc in Chemistry.
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What is the least percentage required in 12th cbse to get admission in DU( Hindu college) for gen. category for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Statistics?
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Yes, you can apply for DU admission 2019 in B. Com under a regular/general category. But getting admission in DU colleges with 75% under Regular/General category can be a little difficult as the least cut off that most colleges accept is only till 84%.
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What are the options for jobs after completing B.Sc (maths)?
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After completing B.Sc, there are two job choices:-
1) Government Exams like SSC CGL, UPSC CSE, or any other State Public Service Commission like MPSC, GPSC etc.
2) Private Sector like Work with TCS, Wipro , Infosys etc.
1) Government Exams like SSC CGL, UPSC CSE, or any other State Public Service Commission like MPSC, GPSC etc.
2) Private Sector like Work with TCS, Wipro , Infosys etc.
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Can I apply for B.Com (Hons) at SRCC without maths in +2?
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No, you can't apply for B.Com honors in any college of DU like SRCC unless you have maths in both class 11th and class 12th. You must have maths either as an additional subject (6th subject) or as an optional subject (5th subject). You can just pass in maths by scoring 33 marks only.
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I've got 37 in maths, 52 in physics, 58 in chemistry and 75 in English. Can I get admission in B.Tech (computer science or IT sector)?
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If you have 60 percent above in class 12th then it is best to take CSE department.
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I've scored 53% in b.com & had maths(50 marks paper)as compulsory in 3rd year & maths as additional subject in 10+2.am i eligible for MCA?
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6 years ago
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There is no college that offers MCA without Maths. However, you can opt either of the following ways-1. Pick Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications which will make you eligible for 2nd year MCA through the lateral entry and simultaneously pursue DOEACC A-Level.
There is no college that offers MCA without Maths. However, you can opt either of the following ways-1. Pick Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications which will make you eligible for 2nd year MCA through the lateral entry and simultaneously pursue DOEACC A-Level.
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What are Requirements for MBA in Canada? I completed B.Sc. Mathematics (3 years ) and M.Sc. With mathematics.
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Few universities in Canada do accept 15 years of education, i.e., a 3-year graduate degree from India for a Master's degree. A few universities also require you to have some work experience.
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There is no way, you can escape maths in B.Com. This course is completely based on commerce and accounts. To solve the account, you need to be aware of simple maths. You may not require such as trigonometry, algebra, etc. But, you need to know basic of maths.
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Which are the courses to pursue to get into NGOs? Can I get into them being a bio-maths student?
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To get into an NGO is more dependent on your inner passion rather than degrees or certificate. However, having some skills is quite beneficial for professional stability. You can best get at BSW or MSW courses. You can also opt for some certification from IGNOU or other distance learning organizatio
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