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Guide-Level 15
Check out this link for detailed information around your admission there:
https://sls.pdpu.ac.in/bsc-course.html.
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Guide-Level 13
- minimum of 50% marks or equivalent grade in aggregate at B. Sc. (General or Honours) or equivalent degree from a university (Pass marks for SC/St 45% for SEBC and 47% for PH)
So, there is no entrance exam for M.Sc in statistics.
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Guide-Level 13
-10+2 or equivalent with minimum 50% marks along with the compulsory subject of mathematics.
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Guide-Level 11
The first Percentage will be your best four, as Maths is compulsory in best four.
All the best.
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You can definitely reattempt class 12th if you wish to study better this time. 61% is however not a very bad score. Looking at the fact that you are weak in Maths, I would advise you to clear your basic concepts and join a coaching may be and practice as much as you can because Maths is required in our everyday life even during college placements as Aptitude is a must now a days. You can simultaneously reattempt class 12th and get admitted in any course that you like but you need to check those colleges which take students with 60%. You can opt for BBA BA. If you are really scared of maths. Also, there are many other professional
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