Maths Spl

Hi,
That is not so bad but to get into a good college you would have to write an entrance exam and you would also have to attend the counselling session.

Dear Ajeesh Garg,
Eligibility to pursue a B.Sc (physics) - HSC (physics, chemistry and maths) as per UGC guidelines.

Hi Neeraj,
Everyone who has scored above 60% marks in class 12th are eligible to get admission in Delhi University. However, the cut offs goes high generally creating problems for low scorers. Yes, you can get economics without mathematics. Apply for DU and wait for the cutoff declaration.

The college will accept your application provided you have completed your 12th with pass marks in all the subjects and no backlogs. Your chances of getting in would be difficult with that score, but not impossible.

Yes, you can apply for IIIT-Delhi. Your marks are too good.

As you have already appeared for class 12th board exams in the year 2018 and the improvement exam in the year 2019, you can no longer appear for more improvement exams. Also, a student can give the improvement exam only once that also in the succeeding year of their board exams.

Yes, indeed you have to get a minimum of 50% aggregate and should have passed in all subjects taken by you to get admission into BBA course. Therefore you should apply for an improvement test and pass your maths subject and then apply for admission into BBA course.
All the best.

Yes, definitely you can apply for B.Com honors. There is no hard and fast rule for subject selected in +2 for getting admission into B.Com honors. Only a minimum of 50% is required for admission.

For taking admission in any higher studies in college/university, you have to pass all the subjects. So, you are not eligible to get admission without passing all the subjects whether its maths or music.