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Ananya Adhi
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Basically, maths is not needed for commerce stream to pursue mass communication.
So, you can leave maths if you want to do mass communication.
So, you can leave maths if you want to do mass communication.
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AYUSHI MITTALI am Geologist. I Love my profession.
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B.Sc in statistics is having a very bright future. Considering all the fields starting from research, business field (E&P sector). Many companies need the business analysts. After completing your B.Sc in statistics, try to do M.Sc from ISI-Kolkata, Delhi or Bangalore. You will have a great journey for sure.
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AYUSHI MITTALI am Geologist. I Love my profession.
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According to me, chemistry has more scope:
You can become a scientist in a reputed lab if you know chemistry, wherein, by doing maths, you can still become a researcher but not as good as a scientist.
You can do research in the medical field, chemical field, human body, forensic science and many other. You can make your career in the teaching line as well. Now, the choice is all yours.
You can become a scientist in a reputed lab if you know chemistry, wherein, by doing maths, you can still become a researcher but not as good as a scientist.
You can do research in the medical field, chemical field, human body, forensic science and many other. You can make your career in the teaching line as well. Now, the choice is all yours.
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7 years agoI have scored 56% in B.Sc in maths. What is the required minimum percentage to pursue M.Sc in maths?
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AYUSHI MITTALI am Geologist. I Love my profession.
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Actually, it depends upon which university or college you wish to join because the cut-offs are different every year so as the trend. A minimum average of 50% is required to join M.Sc in mathematics.
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Shabana Bee
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Yes, you can take maths in your graduation. You are eligible for this. Good luck.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
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Hello Saksham,
No, it is not compulsory to include Maths in BFS (best four subjects) for B.Com (H), but one should have Maths either as additional subject (6th) or optional subject (5th). Yes, passing in class 6th or additional subject is necessary. 33 are the passing marks. If you are a Science student, you should have either of the core Commerce subjects - Maths and Economics for B.Com (H). For Economics, you should have Maths till class 12th, but it is not necessary to include it in BFS. And yes, Economics definitely should be included in BFS for Economics (H) else you will face deduction.
No, it is not compulsory to include Maths in BFS (best four subjects) for B.Com (H), but one should have Maths either as additional subject (6th) or optional subject (5th). Yes, passing in class 6th or additional subject is necessary. 33 are the passing marks. If you are a Science student, you should have either of the core Commerce subjects - Maths and Economics for B.Com (H). For Economics, you should have Maths till class 12th, but it is not necessary to include it in BFS. And yes, Economics definitely should be included in BFS for Economics (H) else you will face deduction.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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The NCERT standard books used in CBSE board is a preferred choice for IIT-JEE. They contain the right amount of information in an easy way to understand. This is why you should definitely read your NCERT textbook before you go for more advanced, difficult textbooks. Also, you need to practice the things you have learnt, and for that following are the Best Books for JEE Main Physics-Author
Concepts of Physics (Part I)-HC Verma - A must. Concepts of Physics (Part II)-HC Verma
IIT JEE Physics-DC Pandey
Problems in General Physics-I. E. Irodov
Physics for IIT-JEE-Resnick, Halliday, Walker
Problems in Physics-S. Krotov
Best Books for JEE Main Che
Concepts of Physics (Part I)-HC Verma - A must. Concepts of Physics (Part II)-HC Verma
IIT JEE Physics-DC Pandey
Problems in General Physics-I. E. Irodov
Physics for IIT-JEE-Resnick, Halliday, Walker
Problems in Physics-S. Krotov
Best Books for JEE Main Che
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