Maths Spl

Hello Sunil,
Make yourself determined whether you want to do engineering or not because mathematics plays a vital role in every branch of engineering. However, here is the list of top colleges in Chennai:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-Chennai/44-2-0-64-0&ved=2ahUKEwih5LHD04bhAhXijOYKHf6uAsYQFjAFegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw309iGaPgqrLxfaAXyfp0Z6

You can opt for this course without any problem, it will include coding. So, if you are having interest and coding then it is a very good choice for you.

As you are not having maths in your 12th so you cannot apply for B.Tech but you can go for other courses like biotechnology, pharmacy, medical and many more.

Hi Asim,
JMI Entrance is not so difficult, it is upto the level of board exams if you leave long answer type questions. If you have gone through your 11th and 12th seriously then I am 100% sure that you can crack the entrance. It requires understanding of each single topic. Go through previous years' papers in order to understand the types of question asked.

Both courses are good. It depends on your career priority which one you choose first. If you want to teach the students of the primary school, B.Ed is good, but if you are looking for high school and college level then M.Sc is also a good option.

Yes, entrance exam is meant to check your knowledge of what you studied so far and for your case, it is 11th and 12th class.

Check out the colleges in the UK that accepts students to do BBA course without Maths. There would be some colleges that would take your admission only if you meet their eligibility criteria.

It is advisable to go for B.Com (Honours). The best place for the same will be any of the Central Universities across the country. This can be BHU, AMU GGV etc. Look for the details, you will get the difference. Thanks and all the best.

Yes, you are eligible for admission in DU. Now the main thing is in which college you want to get in because the cutoff for every college varies. So, when the cutoffs are out, you need to keep a constant check on them to get the college of your choice.

You can apply for the Entrance exam of Statistics in JMI!