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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Universities in India have different criteria for their courses. You may have to check with university you are applying to.
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Shyam Sharma
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Yes, you can opt for chemistry honours but please visit to the respective university/ college to check their eligibility criteria. And yes, there are many college who offer chemistry honours without maths.
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subhasish debroy
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Dear,
The Eligibility criteria for MCA is - 1)Graduation from any stream from recognised University 2) required to study math in +2 level or any one year of graduation. Best wishes.
The Eligibility criteria for MCA is - 1)Graduation from any stream from recognised University 2) required to study math in +2 level or any one year of graduation. Best wishes.
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JITENDRA PATELClear vision ..... Great thinking.....
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No, there is no perfect solution for this book. You have to take reference books related to them.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Yes, you can. The institute seems to be recognised and so are the courses it offers. So, you should be able to pursue it easily.
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DHARAM PAL JAKHARMASTERS IN MATHEMATICS
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No, dear. You need a combination of PCM for that.
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Sumati Mahajan
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Yes, for doing Honours degree, you have to have maths in your school during 12th class. It's prevailing for both B.Com and economics Honours.
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Govinda BhawsarWilling to learn new things
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Hello there,
In NATA that is National aptitude test in Architecture the maths questions are more of type NCERT and few questions are JEE type. Hope this help.
All the best.
In NATA that is National aptitude test in Architecture the maths questions are more of type NCERT and few questions are JEE type. Hope this help.
All the best.
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