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I am in 12th (CBSE). Should I follow only the NCERT books for PUBDET physics and maths?
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Asked by Bidisha
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Is there any entrance exam to get admission for B.Sc maths in Stella Maris College?
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Asked by Sivapriya
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8 years ago
No, the college has admissions on the basis of merit screening.
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Is it mandatory to choose physics, chemistry and maths after 10th standard for automobile designing?
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Asked by Adhiraj
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8 years ago
If you wish to pursue automobile engineering in India, you will have to take chemistry, however, if you don't take chemistry, there are some countries that allow you to pursue some kinds of engineering. For example, Singapore allows one to pursue engineering without chemistry. Different countries an
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Practise makes man perfect. Well, First make yourself interested in this subject. This has the highest priority in the world. Firstly practise the questions from book. After completion of that, You should try past years paper. Then you will find out, How well ready you are for the exams, And what pr
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8 years ago
No, without maths you are not eligible for engineering or other streams where maths is important.
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I have done my 12th with 62% but scored 35 marks in maths. What should I do to study abroad?
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Asked by Sahil

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8 years ago
Hi Sail, what do you want to study abroad?
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Is it necessary for medical aspirants to have mathematics as a compulsory subject?
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Asked by Sabhyata

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8 years ago
No, they don't need to have mathematics as a subject.
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Can we opt for integrated M.Sc bioscience and bioinformatics if we didn't had mathematics as a subject in intermediate (in telangana state)?
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Asked by Poli
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I have 54.33% in 12th but in Maths I have 30 marks only. Am I eligible to apply for B.Sc in Hindu College or not?
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Asked by Dibyaranjan

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8 years ago
At least 60% marks are required to be eligible for admission in Delhi University. Since you don't have the required score, you cannot get admission.