Maths Spl

The syllabus ranges from general basic mathematics to higher maths. But generally 11 and 12 syllabus is followed. Go through all the HS maths and you can crack it. Although the exam is tough.
Good Luck.

Hello,
The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing BA (Honors) Economics degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination in any stream from a recognized board of the country. Some universities and colleges give preference to students who have studied Economics as a subject at 10+2 level.
So, you are definitely eligible for this course.

In taking M.Sc physics you should have studied physics for 3 full years in graduation then you can seek admission in M.Sc physics. Chemistry is not a necessary subject it is counted as an ancillary subject in B.Sc. So don't worry you will get M.Sc physics if you have B.Sc physics degree you can apply.
All the best.

Yes, it is possible. You can do BA Maths. I did B. EL. ED from Delhi University. The course is for Elementary teacher. It has mixture of all subjects, but it was counted in arts. I took maths in 2nd year, so I can teach maths in Schools, look for similar course. All the best.

Hi,
Please find the link below for information on the pattern and syllabus of the examination, so that you can prepare accordingly:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/iiser-entrance-exam-pattern
https://www.shiksha.com/science/iiser-entrance-exam-syllabus.

I do not know for which Board/University exam you are looking for, but I can suggest you to look for information in www.google.co.in.

Hi Alen,
MBA has great opportunities and wide scope. First thing is that you need to identify your area of interest in which you would like to make your career. Go for MS as they have MBA in IT and systems or else you can go for PGDM (Operations, HR, Marketing, and Finance). Good Luck Mate.

Verbal Ability
25 questions 100 marks
Quantitative Ability
25 questions 100 marks
Logical Reasoning
25 questions 100 marks
General Awareness
25 questions 100 marks.

No, you cannot pursue B.Sc and BCA together. You will have to complete one degree then start with the other one.