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Dharamveer DheerEducator at University
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Yes it is possible, but the competition is really high.
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Dharamveer DheerEducator at University
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Most of the private and government universities will take you.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Rahman, it's indeed great to SEE that you are interested in admission in engineering College. You just need to be more consistent with your studies. Be regular, be positive, try to learn the subject at this stage rather than looking to score more. Try to solve previous years papers. Try to give as many mock tests as possible. That's all!
Best wishes to you.
Best wishes to you.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics syllabus is given below for an idea.
1. First year (Semester-1&2) : Calculus, Geometry, Algebra-I, Mechanics-I, Differential Equations-I and Algebra- II.
2. Second year (Semester-3&4) : Mechanics II, Differential Equations II, Analysis I, Vector Analysis, Differential Equations III and Analysis II.
3. Third year (5th& 6th semester) : Numerical Methods, Numerical Methods Practical using C, Algebra III, Analysis III, Optional Paper I, Optional Paper II, Probability Theory, Linear Programming and Optimization, Algebra rV, Analysis IV, Optional Paper III and Optional Paper IV.
1. First year (Semester-1&2) : Calculus, Geometry, Algebra-I, Mechanics-I, Differential Equations-I and Algebra- II.
2. Second year (Semester-3&4) : Mechanics II, Differential Equations II, Analysis I, Vector Analysis, Differential Equations III and Analysis II.
3. Third year (5th& 6th semester) : Numerical Methods, Numerical Methods Practical using C, Algebra III, Analysis III, Optional Paper I, Optional Paper II, Probability Theory, Linear Programming and Optimization, Algebra rV, Analysis IV, Optional Paper III and Optional Paper IV.
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The scope of the sector can be widely seen in the electronics industry. The application of B.Sc. Electronics branch can be widely seen in the telecommunication industry, signal transmission information processing, control systems, circuit design etc. Whereas the Graduation in Maths helps you to pursue your career as a Maths teacher. Banking is one of the popular careers that Mathematics graduates opt for. A career in banking paves way from retail banking to corporate sector banking. Your mathematics degree can help you to pursue a career in Operational research. Candidates who hold a B.Sc. Physics degree can apply for researcher or sci
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