Maths Spl

Yes, you can appear for the Pilot Aptitude Test. It requires just 10+2 in PCM with 50% marks. There's no age limit as such.

Tuition fee waiver offered by Galgotias University are as follows:-
1. Toppers (1st rank Holder) of all the board / university -100% tuition fee waiver.
2. Students securing 93% aggregate /PCM and above in class 12th or above or 80% marks in graduation -25% tuition fee waiver.
3. Students having secured gold medal or silver medal at the national level or state level in sports or have some exemplary achievements to their credit in the area of performing arts - 50% tuition fee waiver.

Yes, you can. But you have to take in account maths while calculating your best of four.

I think there is no subject mathematics, you can check it in the official website of UGC NET you also get the subjects and subject code, please go to the below given link:
http://www.ugcnetexam.co.in/ugc-net-syllabus.html
Hope this helps.

Hello Shanu,
You have scored quite handsomely in M.Sc., congratulations. Almost all universities conduct a screening test of prospective students of Ph.D. You will have to clear this. Then you will have to approach an authorized guide. Then select a topic of research in consultation with this guide. Register and start research. That's all.

Here is the list of courses which you should opt after 12th.
Yes, definitely it is a good career which can endeavor greater skills of banking in your life:
B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce)
Bachelor of Economics
CA (Chartered Accountancy)
B.Com. (Banking and Finance)
B.Com. (Banking)
B.Com. (Banking and Insurance)
B.Com. (Banking and Taxation)
BBA in Banking and Finance
BBA in Banking and Insurance
B.Sc. In Banking and Finance
BA (Banking)
BBA + MBA (Integrated course).

The NCERT books though have elaborated basic concepts but I am afraid you would not be finding similar questions in any of the competitive exams. You must go with some question bank alongside your NCERT. For starters, you can finish up with HC Verma in physics and engage books. Hope it will help you.

Dear Varun,
It is quite difficult to get admission in government college for B.Sc. Maths Honors after scoring 70% but you never lose hope, what you have to do is to wait for all the cutoffs. But, yes you can easily get admission in some private colleges. Good Luck.

Hi,
Yes, mathematics is compulsory to study for a food technology course, because its likely that the subjects you would study in higher classes would include mathematical modeling of food and processing parameters. You would study heat and mass transfer, thermodynamic, chemical engineering and fluid dynamics which are physics-mathematics based subjects. Best of luck.