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New answer posted•7 years ago
Is M.Sc. Physics or Maths private possible under Panjab university?
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Asked by Sonu

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7 years ago
Yes, PU - Panjab University offers both the courses for M.Sc. In Physics and M.Sc. In Mathematics
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7 years ago
For BCA or B.Tech CA PCM ( specially maths ) is must.
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7 years ago
Hello
The total fee of particular this course is around 5000 /-
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The total fee of particular this course is around 5000 /-
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I am quite weak in maths and I'm from commerce background.so do I get admission in the college or the entrance cut off is necessary?
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Asked by Mansi

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7 years ago
Hey Mansi
Well maths is not an easy subject , but for getting admission in college you need to score minimum 50% in the entrance to get into the college so work hard and smart just clear the entrance exam .
All the best
Well maths is not an easy subject , but for getting admission in college you need to score minimum 50% in the entrance to get into the college so work hard and smart just clear the entrance exam .
All the best
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Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Mathematics (Hons) (3 years).
Eligibility: Minimum 50% marks in aggregate (with English and Mathematics as compulsory subjects) at the 12th level from any recognized Board with at least 50% marks in Mathematics.
15% intake will be allocated for Children/Wards of NRI / Int
Eligibility: Minimum 50% marks in aggregate (with English and Mathematics as compulsory subjects) at the 12th level from any recognized Board with at least 50% marks in Mathematics.
15% intake will be allocated for Children/Wards of NRI / Int
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Is maths score deemed compulsory for Integrated B.Sc+M.Sc in Physics?
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Asked by Tanzil
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7 years ago
Intr total marks =808 okkkk vaey in clg
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Can I get admission in the as I secured 87.5% from commerce but without maths?
32 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Diksha

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7 years ago
No, hansraj is one of the best colleges of DU, they generally close their cut off for 93-94%. I don't think you'll be able to get admission in it.
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How many Honours seats are there in statistics ?What is the cut-off percentage of last year.
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Asked by Arnab

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7 years ago
There are total 22 seats for B.Sc. in Statistics at Ravenshaw University.
For admission in this college the minimum eligibility criteria is that candidate must have scored a minimum of 50%marks in 10+2 examination with Mathematics as the optional subject.
You have got a really good percentage so there
For admission in this college the minimum eligibility criteria is that candidate must have scored a minimum of 50%marks in 10+2 examination with Mathematics as the optional subject.
You have got a really good percentage so there
New answer posted•7 years ago
I am interested in psychology,mathematics and physics.Can I have a college with regular degree available with these subject in Andhra Prades
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Asked by Sabeeha

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7 years ago
Yes, you can have this regular degree studied in a college in Andhra Pradesh. Many colleges are there. Check Shiksha's college predictor.
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7 years ago
The level of mathematics is a bit high in the first second, and third semester as after that you won't have mathematics. Whatever you read in class 11th and class 12th is there as syllabus but the standard is 2 steps higher.