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Manjeet JakharHad complete bachlors
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Dear friend,
As per my knowledge and experience, B.Com course is a good course after class 12 with maths stream. B.Com course is a professional course and you can go for further studies like M.Com and any other professional course, you learn so many things in it. You can go for CS, CA like many other courses. Many good universities and deemed university provide B.Com course. So, I suggest you pursue with B.Com course.
Thank you.
As per my knowledge and experience, B.Com course is a good course after class 12 with maths stream. B.Com course is a professional course and you can go for further studies like M.Com and any other professional course, you learn so many things in it. You can go for CS, CA like many other courses. Many good universities and deemed university provide B.Com course. So, I suggest you pursue with B.Com course.
Thank you.
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Mukul Singh Yadav
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Hi, yes there is entrance exam for M.Sc maths in Thapar University.
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Ambika RathoreBold and beautiful
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IGNOU is better than KU. Another option is Annamalai University.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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No, maths is only compulsory when you take admission in B.Com (Hons.) course otherwise for B.Com (Prog.), it is not compulsory.
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Komal Sharma
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Hello,
If you want to pursue M.Sc from IITs/IISc through IIT JAM then you must have 55% aggregate marks at B.Sc. Level. If you satisfied the complete criteria then you can apply for JAM. If you have done your B.Sc in chemistry then I will suggest you prepare for IIT JAM Chemistry: https://goo.gl/F8vLLR
The basic criteria for JAM given below: -
IIT JAM 2019 is open to all nationals (Indian/Foreign). There is no age restriction, i.e. there is no IIT JAM age eligibility, regardless of your current age, you can apply for JAM. To apply for admission to the desired programme, a candidate is required to qualify in the corresponding Test Paper
If you want to pursue M.Sc from IITs/IISc through IIT JAM then you must have 55% aggregate marks at B.Sc. Level. If you satisfied the complete criteria then you can apply for JAM. If you have done your B.Sc in chemistry then I will suggest you prepare for IIT JAM Chemistry: https://goo.gl/F8vLLR
The basic criteria for JAM given below: -
IIT JAM 2019 is open to all nationals (Indian/Foreign). There is no age restriction, i.e. there is no IIT JAM age eligibility, regardless of your current age, you can apply for JAM. To apply for admission to the desired programme, a candidate is required to qualify in the corresponding Test Paper
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SACHIN SINGHPunctual and Organised.
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For M.Sc in any of the IITs, you will have to appear for JAM and depending upon your marks you will be called for counselling. Cut-offs you will know by the month of March and will be Category wise. For Physics-19.51 marks, Chem-14.79, Maths-23.35 (General), you will get the clear marks at the time of result declaration only.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi,
Biomedical Engineering: Eligibility.
Candidate must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised state or central board with at least 50% (40% to 45% for reserved category candidates) of the marks with physics, chemistry, and mathematics/biology as the major subjects of study. In some colleges they required Maths for admission. Thanks!
Biomedical Engineering: Eligibility.
Candidate must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised state or central board with at least 50% (40% to 45% for reserved category candidates) of the marks with physics, chemistry, and mathematics/biology as the major subjects of study. In some colleges they required Maths for admission. Thanks!
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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation
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Dear friend, as per my knowledge and experience you can apply for M.Sc. In CBZ, you don't have the subjects you don't like which will make it good for you. Go for it.
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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation
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Dear friend,
As per my knowledge and my experience, you are definitely eligible for taking admission in integrated M.Sc chemistry without mathematics because there is no such criteria that you must have studied mathematics as a compulsory subject for doing M.Sc in chemistry or integrated M.Sc chemistry so don't worry about it, you are definitely eligible for it to have a great future ahead. Thank you.
As per my knowledge and my experience, you are definitely eligible for taking admission in integrated M.Sc chemistry without mathematics because there is no such criteria that you must have studied mathematics as a compulsory subject for doing M.Sc in chemistry or integrated M.Sc chemistry so don't worry about it, you are definitely eligible for it to have a great future ahead. Thank you.
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