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astha singh
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Hi Abhay,
Having Maths in 10+2 is a pre-requisite to take economics as a career. Hence, you cannot pursue a Bachelor's degree in Economics. You can probably look for other career options like B.Com BBA BCA ICAI, ICWA and so on.
Having Maths in 10+2 is a pre-requisite to take economics as a career. Hence, you cannot pursue a Bachelor's degree in Economics. You can probably look for other career options like B.Com BBA BCA ICAI, ICWA and so on.
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astha singh
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Hi Sharnjeet,
Unfortunately, you cannot pursue M.Sc in Mathematics as only Graduates in B.Sc Maths or Maths(Hons) are eligible for the course.
Unfortunately, you cannot pursue M.Sc in Mathematics as only Graduates in B.Sc Maths or Maths(Hons) are eligible for the course.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello Krishna,
Here are few best college in India for M.Sc in mathematics please follow the link provided:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-mathematics-colleges-india.
Here are few best college in India for M.Sc in mathematics please follow the link provided:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-mathematics-colleges-india.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello,
You can't go for B.Tech as B.Tech need Mathematics, but you can go for BCA. Bachelor in Computer Application course, which is also a computer course. Here, you also learn about computer application and language. There are many colleges in India, which provide BCA for students with non-Mathematics background. Bachelor of Computer Applications, BCA is a 3 year under graduate course, offered by many colleges in India and is best suited for students, who wants to go in IT Field. Christ University, Bangalore
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research, Pune
Institute of Management Studies, Noida
Lovely Professional University, J
You can't go for B.Tech as B.Tech need Mathematics, but you can go for BCA. Bachelor in Computer Application course, which is also a computer course. Here, you also learn about computer application and language. There are many colleges in India, which provide BCA for students with non-Mathematics background. Bachelor of Computer Applications, BCA is a 3 year under graduate course, offered by many colleges in India and is best suited for students, who wants to go in IT Field. Christ University, Bangalore
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research, Pune
Institute of Management Studies, Noida
Lovely Professional University, J
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akshay singh
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Provided, if you do both the courses from different universities and not from the same universities and also any one of the course as correspondence.
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Stuti PandyaI am shiksha user & proud tobe part of shiksa
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Dear,
If you are good with maths then surely go for BBA, it is very beneficial for career growth and you have many good opportunities after BBA so BBA is best for you.
If you are good with maths then surely go for BBA, it is very beneficial for career growth and you have many good opportunities after BBA so BBA is best for you.
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ANUVAB DAS
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Yes. But, it requires four years after 10+2. So, you have to pursue your M.Sc degree.
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Dr Bharti SinghDr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience
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Both are degrees with a difference under which department/faculty (Arts or Science) they are in.
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rahul r
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Basic eligibility to qualify for this course is that candidate should have cleared class 12 from a recognised board. Even if you haven't opted for maths as one of your subject in class 12, you will still be eligible. Admission is based on marks obtained in 10+2 from recognized board. Regards.
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