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Is maths compulsory for admission in B.Com. Hons at Shri Shikhshayatan College?
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Asked by Manpreet
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6 years ago
The eligibility criteria of B.Com (Hons) - from Commerce Stream is given below. Educational qualification : Minimum 50% aggregate AND 45% in Accountancy or Related Subjects OR 55% in Accountancy or Related Subjects if aggregate below 50% but more than 45%. Additional criteria : Must have passed in E
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What is the fee structure for B.Sc in maths (H) students in Rabindranath Tagore University?
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Asked by Sumit
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6 years ago
According to my knowledge, the fees structure for B.Sc Mathematics (Hons) is INR 60,000.
INR 20,000 each year and the total duration, of course, is for 3 years. They will also provide campus placement to the students.
You can always visit their website and contact management for further details.
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INR 20,000 each year and the total duration, of course, is for 3 years. They will also provide campus placement to the students.
You can always visit their website and contact management for further details.
Visit
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Is Mathematics compulsory in 12th for B.A. Economics hons at Hindu College & DU University?
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Asked by Biswajit
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6 years ago
B.A. (Hons) Economics eligibility criteria of DU is given below. Educational qualifications : An aggregate of 45% marks in the qualifying examination. The merit shall be determined on the basis of one language and three best academic/elective subjects. The applicants must have studied and passed Mat
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Recently I am passed from my class 12 with PCB from CBSE can I give only maths paper again with CBSE please tell your answer.
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Asked by Yatin
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6 years ago
If you had maths as an optional subject then you can give improvement exam but you cannot change your stream. Contact your school teachers for more assistance. And also ask them about NIOS/IGNOU. Consider swayam.gov.in from where you can obtain certificates in maths from various institutes, but it w
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6 years ago
Yes you can pursue LL.B. with maths and economics. You can opt for BBA LL.B. Integrated 5 year course.
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I intend to do MBA but getting a good score in CAT/MAT is quite difficult as my maths is weak. What should I do?
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Asked by V
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6 years ago
Try to clear your shortcomings by focusing on basics and then start practising by giving mock tests, it will give you idea about topic which you need to work hard and score most. Its all game of patience and practice. Work hard and overcome your shortcomings, I'm sure you will crack CAT/MAT or which
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I want to work on my Quant basics, can you suggest any site for the preparation of its concepts, shortcuts, tricks or a good book?
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Asked by Tanya
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6 years ago
You can refer to "how to prepare for quantitative aptitude " by ARUN SHARMA.
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I have completed the graduation in computer Science can I get the admission in M.Sc. Mathematics?
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Asked by Naik
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6 years ago
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For M.Sc. Mathematics you have to do B.Sc. Mathematics first. You have to go through the prospectus of the course provided by the college to know more about eligibility etc.
For M.Sc. Mathematics you have to do B.Sc. Mathematics first. You have to go through the prospectus of the course provided by the college to know more about eligibility etc.
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