Maths Spl

Hey Aman,
You can get admission here through your good marks in mathematics in 12th class. But for confirmation, contact the college authorities.
Thanks :)

Yes, for sure. There will be 3 books in 3 semesters with maths. So, you have to study maths to pursue B.Tech in CSE. First will be mathematics 1 then mathematics 2 and lastly mathematics 3. But if you follow the regular class and practice it then it will not be as difficult as you think. Be positive & best of luck.

No, only computer is compulsory.

Not tough at all. You can pass it very easily.

Hi there,
For Maths, if you pursue, you must have additional higher degree for teaching B.Ed but for IT or CS, you can start your career after graduation depending on from where have you pursued, As placement is what making the universities different from others. Delhi Technological University, Delhi
University of Calcutta
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
SASTRA University, Thanjavur
you can search for the possible courses from these universities.

Hi there,
For Maths, if you pursue, you must have additional higher degree for teaching B.Ed but for IT or CS, you can start your career after graduation depending on from where have you pursued, As placement is what making the universities different from others. Delhi Technological University, Delhi
University of Calcutta
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
SASTRA University, Thanjavur
you can search for the possible courses from these universities.

Yes, maths is compulsory.
BCA eligibility: PCM at inter/+2 level.

Jamia Hamdard University offers full-time B.Tech, BBA BCA B.Com and B.A. Courses at UG level. 50% marks in 10+2 (PCM) is the minimum eligibility criteria for B.Tech and 10+2 in any subject combination is required for B.A. BBA BCA and B.Com courses. Rank in JEE Main is required to secure admission in B.Tech while admission to other courses is based on merit in the last qualifying examination followed by an Interview.

For physics and chemistry
^ Pradeep Publisher
^Dinesh Publisher
^Modern Publisher
^ HC Verma
^NCERT Textbook
^NCERT Exemplar Problems
For Mathematics
^RD Sharma
^ Dinesh
^ NCERT EXEMPLAR AND TEXTBOOK. These are some of the books which are generally preferred by students. It is not important to go through all of the books but the main aim is only to clear all your concepts. Apart from these solving last 10-20 year's question papers are also useful. Best of luck.

Hi Sagar,
Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed comparison between St Xavier's College and Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya for a B.Sc. (Hons) Statistics course.
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-111504-83773
You should be able to compare various features of the two institutes to help you reach a decision of which is better, and where you would like to pursue.
Regards.