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New answer posted•6 years ago
I have done B SC physics from Gujarat University. I had PCM in 1st yr, 2nd yr PM and in final yr only phy Am I eligible for M sc. Maths.
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Asked by Jigna

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6 years ago
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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Can I do M.A. English after Science and maths subject combination in B.Ed?
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Asked by Veerq

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6 years ago
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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.
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.
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6 years ago
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.
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.
New answer posted•6 years ago
My B.Sc in maths is not completed due to physical problems, is there any chance to complete it?
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Asked by Amira

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6 years ago
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.
New question posted•6 years ago
I have completed msc maths in 2007 afterthat b.ed in 2014nd i have been running my own institute since 2014.how can i get canada study visa.
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Now I am study computer maths after my higher secondary what can I study for my better future.
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6 years ago
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Sir/MA'am I have completed MBA (hr and marketing) and I have interest in applied statistics. Am I eligible for PGD in statistics?
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Asked by Krishan
New question posted•6 years ago
Hi sir good afternoon ,I need eligibility criteria for mathematics subject sir if possible tell me please
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Your admission will solely depend on your BITSAT score. You will also, however, need a cumulative percentage greater than 60 and PCM percentages greater than 75 individually, in your board examinations.
Your admission will solely depend on your BITSAT score. You will also, however, need a cumulative percentage greater than 60 and PCM percentages greater than 75 individually, in your board examinations.