Maths Spl

It's not mandatory to study maths for food technology, you can be from any stream like BiPC and home sciences.

It varies from year to year. In 2015, 70% of the admissions to this programme are based on JEE Main scores & +2 scores, rest 30% seats are filled using only +2 marks. In this 70% seats, the admissions have three quotas: 20% to students who completed +1, +2 education in Trichy/Thanjavur districts, 50% to rest of Tamil Nadu state, 30% to rest of India.

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Please check the syllabus on the website of the college/university you want the admission in.

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Yes, you should definitely pursue this course. It would be very beneficial for you. After completing MBA, you will have a complete corporate profile and thus you will get very good jobs.

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You should refer and solve 10 years previous question papers which you can buy online. You can take help from Youtube channels and other online resources as well.

For M.Sc maths you will have to do first obtain bsc maths and pass it with the requisite % of marks/cgpa or sgpa.

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Yes, you can pursue M.A. English after you complete B.A. English. But it would be better to go for M.Sc. Ph.D. and professorship in a college which is more rewarding.

Please refer to the prospectus of the course provided by the university to know about all the eligibility details regarding the course. Although, Maths is not a compulsory subject for pursuing BCA (generally).

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Maths is not a mandatory subject to pursue BBA. Most of the universities and institutes accept students of all streams provided you meet their eligibility of minimum cut off percentage required in 10th & 12th and generally it is a minimum 50% marks in 10th and 12th.

Every university does follow the guidelines to complete the Degree but for that, you need to check the particular university admission guidelines in which you have enrolled and do check the same with IGNOU to complete your Graduation.