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Bhavy dhawan

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Hey.
For B.Com programme , maths is not compulsory, but if you wish to opt for B.Com hons, you need to have maths as a subject in your class 12th.
All the best.

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Mukul Singh Yadav

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Which college do you want to know about?

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ashutosh chauhan

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No, it is not necessary.For detailed information, visit the link below-
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Rajdeep Sinha

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These are best books for class 11th physics, Chemistry & Maths :
1. Physics : NCERT +Pradeep/Abc
2. Chemistry : NCERT + Pradeep/Abc
3. Maths : NCERT + R. D. Sharma/K. C. Sinha
Hope you got your answer.

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Rajdeep Sinha

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Hi,
Best book for class 11th Physics, Chemistry and Maths is NCERT. Other than this, you can use any reference book such as Pradeep's or ABC. For Maths, you can refer RD Sharma. Hope, you got your answer.

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Rajdeep Sinha

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Hi,
In this case, you can take commerce along with Maths in class 11th, and in this way, you can pursue your interest. Hope you got your answer.

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Shiksha Kumari

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Hi Srinivas, There is no age limit to appear for IIT JAM exam. Only the basic requirement to apply for JAM is that candidates should have a graduation degree with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks if they are from general or OBC-NCL categories or if they are from ST/SC/PwD categories, they should have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

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Lakshita Bhardwaj

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Yes, it is. You can go through the colleges which offer M.Sc in mathematics correspondence or you can opt for open university.

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