Maths Spl

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.

Hi Lovenya,
There are number of courses you can opt for your Bachelors. It totally depends on which field you are interested and passionate about. You can go for BBA B.Com B.A. Journalism and mass communication, B.Ed B. Des, and much more. You may first clear your interest then I will be there for you to help you more. All the best.

The minimum eligibility for B.Sc. Computer Science is the candidate should complete 10+2 studies from a recognised Board of Education under a relevant stream are eligible to apply for the undergraduate courses and the admission is on merit basis. Merit list will be drawn up based on the applicants previous academic performances. 50% of seats are reserved for the Muslim minority.

No, there no such benifits like extra percentage or something. The only plus point is you are eligible for more courses than other students without maths. No other benefits of passing 12th with maths. Course like B.Com (Hons).

Candidate applying for honors must have obtained a minimum of 60% marks in the aggregate with 45% marks in at least four subjects including English and Maths/Business Maths/Statistics and must have passed in all subjects as per the respective board/council pass marks.
For applying to B.Com, Maths / Business Maths / Statistics is compulsory in Plus-II level.