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Vimal K B
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Yes, Your degree is valid according to UGC guidelines. You can appear for competitive exams and all. All the best.
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Shubham Belwal
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There is no such cut-off. The only thing that matters is your performance in aptitude test, written test and interview.
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Navita Batra
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The course specified in your question is different from the tag you have chosen. kindly specify the course name again for better understanding. Also, the college doesn't have B.Sc physics in a single subject but has Undergraduate Arts in (Arts) Single Subject which is UG Degree Distance/CorrespondenceDuration - 2 years
For all B.Sc courses under the college, click below.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/uprtou-u-p-rajarshi-tandon-open-university-allahabad-21430/courses/bsc-bc
For all B.Sc courses under the college, click below.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/uprtou-u-p-rajarshi-tandon-open-university-allahabad-21430/courses/bsc-bc
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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In the last round of the cutoff marks, if there are vacant seats left, then you can easily get admission, but if not, then you can't get admission in that, but the chances are that you will get the admission.
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Aditi Kataria
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Yes, a Maths student can apply for UG programme offered by NIFT, only if he/she fulfills the eligibility criteria. You may find the eligibility criteria @ https://www.shiksha.com/design/nift-entrance-exam
I hope you find this information useful. All the best for your future endeavours.
I hope you find this information useful. All the best for your future endeavours.
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Saurav MishraStudent,writer,entrepreneur.
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Yes, you can surely opt for teaching Maths as a career. However, with a B.Tech/M.Tech degree, you can't teach Maths to post-secondary (after class 12th) students. In order to do so, you have to pursue M.Sc. In mathematics or you can even go for Ph.D. and end up being a professor teaching engineering undergrads. There's one more option, you can go for tutoring in private coaching classes as they don't really care about your degree if you are well versed in your discipline.
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Vibhor Kashyap
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Yes, students from non-mathematical background too can pursue BCA without any problem. There are many universities which will provide you admission into BCA. You just need to score at least 45% in your +2 to meet the basic eligibility criteria. If you can satisfy this, you can get admission very easily, just contact the college in which you are seeking admission.
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Sanjana SodhiDevelop a passion for learning.
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Given below is a list of books I personally recommend for JAM Mathematics:
Linear Algebra done right by Sheldon Axler. A geometric approach to Linear Algebra by S kumaresan. Linear Algebra by Samvedhna publications. Real Analysis Bartle and Sherbert. Calculus Parts 1 and 2 by TM Apostol. Calculus by Anton, Davies. Group theory by Sudesh Kumari Shah. Good old Contemporary Abstract Algebra by Gallian for exercises. If you're a little more daring Try HERSTEIN. Ordinary differential equations by MD Raisinghania. Also remember to solve as many questions you can from past years papers of JAM M.A. And MS, TIFR GS exams, CMI applications of mat
Linear Algebra done right by Sheldon Axler. A geometric approach to Linear Algebra by S kumaresan. Linear Algebra by Samvedhna publications. Real Analysis Bartle and Sherbert. Calculus Parts 1 and 2 by TM Apostol. Calculus by Anton, Davies. Group theory by Sudesh Kumari Shah. Good old Contemporary Abstract Algebra by Gallian for exercises. If you're a little more daring Try HERSTEIN. Ordinary differential equations by MD Raisinghania. Also remember to solve as many questions you can from past years papers of JAM M.A. And MS, TIFR GS exams, CMI applications of mat
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