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Are admissions going on and are there seats available in Msc (physics, chemistry or maths) in your college ?
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Is math required in 12th (10+2) to be eligible for BCOM course at SJCC?
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7 years ago
Yes because maths is important in commerce field.
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Is it necessary to opt for maths in HSC in order to pursue BCA from this college?
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Asked by Rohit

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7 years ago
Yes, Maths is compulsory. And, a sufficient marks is also required in order to get a chance in BCA in any good college. So, best of luck.
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What is the fee structure of this college? I have scores 71% in HSC examinations during 2018-19 academic year.
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Yes, Maths is a compulsory subject for pursuing B.Sc Computer Science.
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My score is 55% in Master Degree (mathematics) but my graduate score is only 47%. Am I eligible for RBI GRADE B officer post?
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Asked by Mostafa

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7 years ago
RBI recruits the following three grade-B officer’s categories as under.
1. Officers in Grade B (DR) - General
2. Officers in Grade B (DR) - DEPR
3. Officers in Grade B (DR) - DSIM
The essential qualification for s. no. 1 is graduate with 60% of marks, while s. no. 2 and 3 required Master degree in resp
1. Officers in Grade B (DR) - General
2. Officers in Grade B (DR) - DEPR
3. Officers in Grade B (DR) - DSIM
The essential qualification for s. no. 1 is graduate with 60% of marks, while s. no. 2 and 3 required Master degree in resp
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Is maths compulsory in 12 th for msc chemistry in DU & BHU , I am in 3 rd yr of bsc CBZ , I got 92 in 12 th PCB , 96 in 10 th with maths.
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Asked by Kavya

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7 years ago
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No, maths is not compulsory subject in class 12th for pursuing M.Sc Chemistry in DU and BHU. You can apply here and get admission. Further the admissions are based upon your B.Sc Performance.
No, maths is not compulsory subject in class 12th for pursuing M.Sc Chemistry in DU and BHU. You can apply here and get admission. Further the admissions are based upon your B.Sc Performance.
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Which college in Mumbai is better for doing M.Sc. In Mathematics? There should also be scholarship.
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Asked by Shaikh

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Please visit this link for all M.Sc. Math colleges in Mumbai
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-colleges-india?ed[]=et_20&bc[]=100&ct[]=10224&uaf[]=location&uaf[]=sub_spec&rf=filters&ss[]=sp_321
Please visit this link for all M.Sc. Math colleges in Mumbai
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-colleges-india?ed[]=et_20&bc[]=100&ct[]=10224&uaf[]=location&uaf[]=sub_spec&rf=filters&ss[]=sp_321
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After selecting bio-maths grp in HSC. Is it possible to apply for law in Tamil Nadu?
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Asked by Srinidhi

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7 years ago
Yes, but law is a full time regular course, so better would be that if you choose one.