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New answer posted•7 years ago
How to prpr for m. Sc math entrance As u know tym is very less nd till now we hv no info. about syllabus. I'm requesting u to provide sylabs
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Asked by Rupinder

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7 years ago
You can solve previous year questions, which can give you an idea about the pattern of exam.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Sir, I have been awarded with passing certificate in ISC but I have a back in maths, so am I eligible for the BBA LL.B. Course.
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Asked by Palak

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7 years ago
Hello,As you have passed 10+2, and if you have 45% -50% (For SC/ST 40%-45%) you can surely go for this course. I'm giving you a link for better knowledge. Please go through it. https://www.shiksha.com/bba-ll-b-chp
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New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I eligible for bits I get 76 per in pcm but 59 in math.
143 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Aayush

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7 years ago
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Yes, you can are eligible for BITS, PILANI if you have 76 percentage marks in PCM and 59 marks in Maths. Hope you GOT your answer. Thanks.
Yes, you can are eligible for BITS, PILANI if you have 76 percentage marks in PCM and 59 marks in Maths. Hope you GOT your answer. Thanks.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I give ICAR or JET exam in agriculture subject after 12th with maths?
201 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Simran

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7 years ago
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Yes. you can apply for this exam and get admission.
Yes. you can apply for this exam and get admission.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I do a BCA after class 12 arts without maths or computer as my subjects?
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Asked by Pushpa

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7 years ago
Yes, students from every stream can pursue BCA even if you haven't studied Maths or computer Science in your +2. The eligibility criteria is different for universities, but many of them will provide you admission for BCA. Don't worry, if you don't have any experience in programming, you'll still be
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is maths necessary for a BCA with the commerce stream in 11th and 12th class?
58 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Pushpa

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7 years ago
Yes, if you want to get admission into top universities and colleges for BCA then you definitely should study mathematics in your 10+2. As the eligibility criteria for these universities requires maths as a mandatory subject to be eligible for the admission. Also, you'll be studying maths in BCA too
New answer posted•7 years ago
Does commerce without math limits your options for courses and high reputed colleges abroad and in India.
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Asked by Vivaan
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I do an MCA after a BCA if I had math as a 6th subject in class 12?
30 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Pushpa

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7 years ago
Yes, to be eligible for MCA a candidate needs to have Maths as a mandatory subject either in +2 or in graduation, which in your case is already satisfied. To be eligible for MCA you need to score at least 50% to 60% in graduation.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is transfer certificate mandatory to apply M.Sc. Mathematics in Dr. Bring ambedkar open university?
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Asked by Silpa

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7 years ago
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If have not studied in this university, then yes it is necessary. Otherwise, there is no as per UGC rules, if you have studied in the same university, and wish to do another course in the same university, then transfer certificate is not required. But, if you have studied one course from another
If have not studied in this university, then yes it is necessary. Otherwise, there is no as per UGC rules, if you have studied in the same university, and wish to do another course in the same university, then transfer certificate is not required. But, if you have studied one course from another
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