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S.L. Abhipsa

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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.

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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021

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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.

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Arpita Singh

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No, you need to have more than 55% in class 12th in any stream. Maths is not compulsory.

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NITISH KUMAR SINGH

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First of all, getting into any Technical University. You should compulsorily have Maths in class 12th. Moreover, you need more than 75% to get into DTU and NSUT.

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Vinita Shinkar

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Hi, do not worry. There are several colleges in India those offer B.Sc in Mathematics. You can refer the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-mathematics-colleges-india. These are some of the colleges in Gujarat:
MSU Baroda
Wisdom School of Management
Parul University
M. G. Science Institute
Rai University
Ganpat University
St. Xavier's College
Gokul Science and Commerce College
Good luck.

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Shivani GuptaI'm Always happy just for one reason

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Yes, you can join B.Com, it is a basically accounting related course if you are done class 12th with science there is no problem with that but you take some times to know account, because you belongs to science.

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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!

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Yes, IBPS/PO recruitment generally requires you to have knowledge of basic class 10th level Maths in their quantitative aptitude test section. The recruitment is based on the score of a first level test consisting of sections to test your verbal ability, quantitative ability, logical reasoning and general knowledge in banking, finance and economy. Sometimes this test is followed by GD or Interview directly or another level of test on same topics. Any graduates can apply for the tests.

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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!

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For a career in Banking and Finance, you may do a course like B.Com M.Com BBA MBA, etc. , which generally have basic Maths for accounting papers. This Maths is not as tough as the ones used in Science and engineering and is easily understandable. So, don't be afraid of Maths, if you really have a passion for working in the field. All the best.

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Prashant soni

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Sorry for informing you, but now a day you can't get admission without clearing your paper. You first need to clear your selected papers of class 12th, then only can you go for your bachelor's. Hope it might help you. Best of luck for your future.

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