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New answer posted•7 years ago

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The minimum eligibility for pursuing this course is that the student should have completed their graduation from a recognised college in India. The student should have also obtained the minimum marks as mentioned by the university. This ranges from 45%-55% generally.
Yes, you can apply.
Yes, you can apply.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can someone provide previous year's question paper of SVUCET for M.Sc maths?
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Asked by Chandana

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7 years ago
Check out the link below and download previous year's SVUCET question papers and sample papers:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/svu-sri-venkateswara-university/svucet-exam-question-papers
https://www.shiksha.com/university/svu-sri-venkateswara-university/svucet-exam-question-papers
New answer posted•7 years ago
I want to study agriculture engineering but I'm from maths stream. Can I get it by UPSEE?
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Asked by Abhimay

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7 years ago
Yes, you can get admission in agriculture engineering, it does no matter whether you are from maths background as in engineering, maths is demanded and also in this you get to know about the agriculture field's applications in engineering.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is there any qualifying marks in maths for TISS B.A entrance exam?
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Asked by Palakurthi

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7 years ago
No, students who attend TISSNET have to clear then overall cutoff of that particular course.
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Hello,
Delhi University is one of the best universities for B.Sc as it offers different courses in huge number and also, they have vast campus with huge collection of books and very experienced faculty members. Beside these, BHU is also the best option for B.Sc.
Delhi University is one of the best universities for B.Sc as it offers different courses in huge number and also, they have vast campus with huge collection of books and very experienced faculty members. Beside these, BHU is also the best option for B.Sc.
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Hello Aritra Chandra,
I think maths is compulsory subject for joining any branch of engineering including agricultural engineering. If one has taken biology as additional subject, it is welcome but not mandatory.
I think maths is compulsory subject for joining any branch of engineering including agricultural engineering. If one has taken biology as additional subject, it is welcome but not mandatory.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is it important for commerce students to have knowledge about computers if commerce with maths is there in 12th?
28 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Subhash Chander
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7 years ago
No, knowing computers is not necessary for commerce students.
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Yes, you can. As per the eligibility criteria, you should clear your 10+2 or equivalent examination in Science stream with at least 50% marks in mathematics subject. Admissions are based on the entrance exam and merit. To check the colleges in India that offer B.Sc mathematics, please see here-
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New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I do MCA after B.Com. I had commerce in 12th without maths. And I have complete my graduation from sol du. In 2015 please helo.
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Asked by Sukhjit

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7 years ago
Dear Sukhjit,
You can do MCA without mathematics in HSC, but only if you have studied mathematics in your B.Com. If you have done your graduation via distance learning, then pursue a 1-year PGDCA and with that eligibility, you can pursue MCA (direct II year) by Lateral Entry Scheme.
You can do MCA without mathematics in HSC, but only if you have studied mathematics in your B.Com. If you have done your graduation via distance learning, then pursue a 1-year PGDCA and with that eligibility, you can pursue MCA (direct II year) by Lateral Entry Scheme.
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