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rahul r
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Yes, an engineer can pursue M.Sc in Mathematics. Please check for your eligibility from the criteria mentioned below:
The eligibility criteria for this course in most colleges is graduation in any discipline with Mathematics and English as a main subjects with minimum 50% aggregate. However, institutes prefer students with a B.Sc /BE /B.Tech Degree.
The eligibility criteria for this course in most colleges is graduation in any discipline with Mathematics and English as a main subjects with minimum 50% aggregate. However, institutes prefer students with a B.Sc /BE /B.Tech Degree.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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Hi Ananya,
No, maths is not compulsory for admissions into Delhi University or any other universities. Delhi University has prescribed the following qualifications: (with 45% in aggregate as the minimum marks for admission)
Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) of Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi with pass in five subjects (One language and four elective subjects) or an examination recognised as equivalent to that.
Or
Pre-University Examination (two years after ten years of schooling) of an Indian University recognised by the University of Delhi).
Or
Intermediate examination of an Indian University/Board or an ex
No, maths is not compulsory for admissions into Delhi University or any other universities. Delhi University has prescribed the following qualifications: (with 45% in aggregate as the minimum marks for admission)
Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) of Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi with pass in five subjects (One language and four elective subjects) or an examination recognised as equivalent to that.
Or
Pre-University Examination (two years after ten years of schooling) of an Indian University recognised by the University of Delhi).
Or
Intermediate examination of an Indian University/Board or an ex
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ashwani koulJust a simple guy and want to pursue my dream
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Hi,
It's not compulsory for you to have maths in 12th to apply for B.Com(H) so you can go with any subjects in 12th. For further information regarding the course, you can visit our college website.
Best of luck!!
It's not compulsory for you to have maths in 12th to apply for B.Com(H) so you can go with any subjects in 12th. For further information regarding the course, you can visit our college website.
Best of luck!!
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello,
As you are choosing Maths, then you have to take 3 more subject in which English is compulsory. But, it differs from college to college. You have two options for choosing the third subject, it is either Physics or Chemistry. 4th subject depends upon your choice and college subject list.
As you are choosing Maths, then you have to take 3 more subject in which English is compulsory. But, it differs from college to college. You have two options for choosing the third subject, it is either Physics or Chemistry. 4th subject depends upon your choice and college subject list.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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Besides Engineering, there are new generation streams and offspring such as Information Technology, Avionics, Petroleum Engineering, Nano Technology, Aeronautical Engineering, Mechatronics, Automobile Engineering, and Robotics and so on. Considering the trends in growth of industry, electronics and computer sciences streams are predicted to have good prospects in future. But a B.Sc in Maths or Sciences, Bio Technology or Bio Informatics, BBA BCA are also found to be preferred by many including those who fail to clear entrance examinations.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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She can do it once she finishes her B.Sc. Whichever college she wants to join all she needed is above 50% in graduation as the graduate degree will be provided to her later, so the college will ask for the last year's mark sheet and the course completion certificate of UG degree that would be enough.
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Avi MouryaI'm interested in CS.
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Yes, you can do BCA after 12th commerce but you have to face some problem in mathematics because in BCA, mathematics is a compulsory subject.
But in some colleges, you don't need to study mathematics.
And it is my understanding that it is good for you to select a good college for BCA, otherwise, it will ruin your future.
Best of luck.
God bless you.
But in some colleges, you don't need to study mathematics.
And it is my understanding that it is good for you to select a good college for BCA, otherwise, it will ruin your future.
Best of luck.
God bless you.
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