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New answer posted•8 years ago
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How many seats are available for this course?

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Asked by Surekha
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8 years ago
Dear, you need not to worry about this you have to fill the form and submit it with timely.
I think that last time 300 to 400 seats are available for B.Sc mathematics. If you got more than 60% marks in 12th classthen you easily take the admission but for this you have to reach at the given time.

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8 years ago
Without Maths, you cannot take admission for B.Tech / BE food technology
B.Tech. /BE Food Technology Eligibility:
Class XII with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or equivalent with minimum 55% marks. Some reputed colleges and institutes conduct entrance examination for admission.

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Which is the best course in engineering for maths biology student?

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Asked by Dhanarajasekar
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8 years ago
Non circuit branches will work like civil, environmental engineering, biotechnology.

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8 years ago
Yes, you are eligible to apply with 40% marks. Maths is no required for admission.

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You can apply. Also, you can check out the reliable information from the below-given link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-hons-in-mathematics-shivaji-college-raja-garden-delhi-53610
Number of seats for general category for the course is 97, Last year, the cutoff for the same is 92% in bes

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