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New answer posted•7 years ago
I'm studying B.Sc general with physics, chemistry and math. Can I do M.Sc in math?
30 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Rounak
Answered by
7 years ago
Yes, you can get admission in any M.Sc college to study maths at higher level.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I get admission for B.Sc (hons) Mathematics through CG PAT examination?
51 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sujeet
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8 years ago
Hi, Please find the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/cg-pat-exam.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/cg-pat-exam.
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I pursue CSE if I am a maths+biology student? Which colleges can I get for the same? I have scored 79% in 12th.
41 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Ravi
Answered by
8 years ago
Ya sure, you can go for CSE, no problem. There are thousand of colleges you can go on for enrolling.
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I scored 77% in +2 non medical and 7 bands in IELTS. I like maths and physics very much. Which Diploma is best for my career in Canada?
60 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Ramneek
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Answered by
8 years ago
Hi Ramneek,
You must explore options, visit College and university websites, check the programme offered, curriculum, career outcomes and thereafter decide what is best for you. Every student is different and what seems best for a Science student in general may not be viable for you. So, decide for y
You must explore options, visit College and university websites, check the programme offered, curriculum, career outcomes and thereafter decide what is best for you. Every student is different and what seems best for a Science student in general may not be viable for you. So, decide for y
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
Can a non-maths background student apply to ISI, Mumbai for Certificate in Statistical Techniques for Data Mining & Business Analytics?
92 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Manthan
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Answered by
8 years ago
Hi,
Only research Scholars and Faculty Members of Engineering and Management stream of a University/Institute and Scientists of Research organizations are eligible to apply.
Only research Scholars and Faculty Members of Engineering and Management stream of a University/Institute and Scientists of Research organizations are eligible to apply.
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
Am I eligible to take admission in AME this year as I'll be completing my graduation in B.Sc in physics, mathematics & CS this year?
61 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Shruti
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8 years ago
Hi Shruti,
Yes, you are eligible. You can find a detailed information on this web link https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/course/aircraft-maintenance-engineering-mechanical-hindustan-aerospace-and-engineering-sha-shib-group-baner-pune-290615
Yes, you are eligible. You can find a detailed information on this web link https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/course/aircraft-maintenance-engineering-mechanical-hindustan-aerospace-and-engineering-sha-shib-group-baner-pune-290615
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I get admission in B.Sc. (Hons) in mathematics? I have passed 10+2 PCM with 65% marks. The highest score is in the maths i.e. 80.
40 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sujeet
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8 years ago
Hi,
Yes, you may get admission in the above course. Admission process varies from college to college. Please confirm the college name in which you wish to apply for better understanding. Thanks.
Yes, you may get admission in the above course. Admission process varies from college to college. Please confirm the college name in which you wish to apply for better understanding. Thanks.
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
What is the difference among distance and full-time B.Sc (H) in mathematics?
47 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sujeet
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Answered by
8 years ago
Hi,
Please refer to the link below, as the question is quite similar to yours. I hope, it will help you better understand the difference in distance and full time degree.
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-differences-between-full-time-part-time-correspondence-and-distance-learning-qna-2663615
Please refer to the link below, as the question is quite similar to yours. I hope, it will help you better understand the difference in distance and full time degree.
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-differences-between-full-time-part-time-correspondence-and-distance-learning-qna-2663615
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
I am in 12th with commerce with math. What is the scope and how much percentage is required for admission in the best of commerce colleges?
26 Views|2 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Mahesh
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8 years ago
Dear mahesh you can go with these followings
Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)
Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)
5-year Integrated BBA + MBA
Chartered Accoutancy (CA)
Company Secretaryship (CS)
Cost and Work Accountant (CWA)
Bachelor of Foreign Trade Management
Bach
Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)
Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)
5-year Integrated BBA + MBA
Chartered Accoutancy (CA)
Company Secretaryship (CS)
Cost and Work Accountant (CWA)
Bachelor of Foreign Trade Management
Bach
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
If I am not good in maths, can I still pursue MBA?
168 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Vartika
Answered by
8 years ago
Hello Vartika,
Let me not misguide you like everyone is doing. I will show you a clearer picture.
*Firstly, Maths is not required for you to 'apply' for CAT/MBA. Anyone from any stream or field can apply for MBA.
*Secondly, every exam of MBA has a section dedicated to 'Quantitative Ability' or Maths
Let me not misguide you like everyone is doing. I will show you a clearer picture.
*Firstly, Maths is not required for you to 'apply' for CAT/MBA. Anyone from any stream or field can apply for MBA.
*Secondly, every exam of MBA has a section dedicated to 'Quantitative Ability' or Maths
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