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chandrakant swainI am graduate with maths honours and B.Ed
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It depends on you that you can take both subjects simultaneously or not if you have covered both subjects simultaneously, so it is good for you.
It depends on you that you can take both subjects simultaneously or not if you have covered both subjects simultaneously, so it is good for you.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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Yes, you are eligible for the UPSEE, and admission in the affiliated colleges.
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Anandvaradhan Goud
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It totally depends on your interest so if you want something related to maths then go for BBA but if you want stuff related programming then go for BCA.
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Ankur KumarLOVE TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO STUDY PHYSICS.
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How can someone attach question papers over here? Sit and browse for a while and you will get plenty of them.
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Ankur KumarLOVE TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO STUDY PHYSICS.
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Yes, some of the universities take the students who didn't have maths in 12th class but many don't. Also, if one wants to pursue BCA he/she should have had maths in 12th as without that it would be hard to do BCA.
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Bishal BaishyaAn Aspiring Writer & Podcast Host
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All depends on your qualifications. There is no restriction on what you chose if the criteria is met.
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Vishal Kumawat
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You can choose any of the streams. Give first priority to physics because it would be easy as compared to maths.
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Vishal Kumawat
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No, for doing mass communication, maths is not compulsory. You will have to give an entrance exam for journalism.
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