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Marks for general students should be 50% in graduation
For SC/ ST /BC: 45% in graduation. To get into Punjab University you've to get 60% in the entrance exam
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Hello,
No, Maths is not required. Physics, chemistry, biology is required B.Sc courses are generalized except for B.Sc in Anaesthesia as this focuses exclusively on the anesthesia technology and other related subjects. The eligibility criteria needed to join this course is 10+2 in Science with 45% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Thank you.

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Chances are less as your percentage is low according to the cut-off and also, many students apply for DU colleges from all over India and also, there is no home state benefit. Most of them want B.Com honors, so it depends on your luck now.

After considering the compulsory subjects like English and then subjects of the respected streams, like maths and science, then you can include any subjects as your best.

Hi Khyati,Yes, you can become TGT of mathematics after doing B.Com (hon) or B.Com plus B.Ed. All the Best.

It is not necessary to drop for CLAT. It is not a hard exam. Give this exam the last of 3 months for preparation and you will be through. At max, if you want you can take some crash course from a coaching centre which is also not necessary.

Hi,
For taking in B.Sc Chemistry it's on you, which major subject you want to show in Form.

Yes, you can do BCA after passing 10+2 without maths.