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New answer posted•7 years ago
I am doing B.Sc agriculture from Navsari, Gujarat. Am I eligible to pursue PG in statistics? I have the domicile in Uttarakhand.
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Asked by Ashish
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7 years ago
Eligibility for M.A. Statistics. Graduation in Statistics or equivalent discipline, completed from a recognised university. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the level of graduation.
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New answer posted•7 years ago
I am in class 12th commerce without maths. I want to become a cabin crew. What should I do?
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Asked by Yash
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7 years ago
Hello,
After class 12, you can join Frankfin, as you want to become cabin crew!
After class 12, you can join Frankfin, as you want to become cabin crew!
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New answer posted•7 years ago
What are the career options after completing my 12th class with science (maths) stream?
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Asked by Vikrant
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7 years ago
As you have pursued science in your PUC, you have advantage to enter any field and pursue any course in you graduation.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I look up for B.Sc CS? Will maths be considered in taking an admission? I failed in maths in my CBSE 2017.
90 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Tony

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7 years ago
Hi,
Yes, for admission in B.Sc computer Science or B.Sc IT or Bachelor of computer application mathematics is mandatory in most of the known and reputed institutes. For example: SRM University has the following criteria:
10 + 2 (Higher Secondary) with mathematics mandatory or computer Science with ma
Yes, for admission in B.Sc computer Science or B.Sc IT or Bachelor of computer application mathematics is mandatory in most of the known and reputed institutes. For example: SRM University has the following criteria:
10 + 2 (Higher Secondary) with mathematics mandatory or computer Science with ma
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7 years ago
I think you should go for MBA in finance because as a mathematics graduate you will have an advantage in solving financial problems.
Good luck.
Good luck.
New question posted•7 years ago
I wanted to know my son who is doing A levels with physics, chemistry and maths more than 5 papers can get admission in MIT?
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Asked by Shrushti
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can a commerce math student (2020) become a civil engineer?
37 Views|1 Followers|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Swetha

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7 years ago
Hello, Yes ofcourse. Just clear your 10+2 the. Give your entrance exam and get a seat. Work hard for a good college. All the best. If you find this helpful, do give an upvote.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I am going to complete B.Sc (H) chemistry with maths (10+2+3) from JMI. Is MCA a good option after B.Sc? I scored 68% in graduation.
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Asked by Md

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7 years ago
Yes, nowadays MCA is in trend and if you pursue MCA from a good college, you can expect a bright future and many more opportunities in the coming future. Also, there is no issue with your percentage, it's good.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I have got overall 7.4 points in my graduation and 82% in maths. Can I pursue M.Sc in mathematics?
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Asked by Yasir

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7 years ago
Yes you can get. The eligibility criteria is as under :-
Eligibility :- B.Sc. with mathematics, with 50% marks in aggregate.
Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on qualifying examinations.
Available Seats: Open = 35, Payments = 05, NRI = 05
Eligibility :- B.Sc. with mathematics, with 50% marks in aggregate.
Mode of Selection : Merit in index based on qualifying examinations.
Available Seats: Open = 35, Payments = 05, NRI = 05
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