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hritik pokhriyal

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You can appear for the entrance exam of IP University.

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hritik pokhriyal

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You can enroll for post-graduation after completing your Bachelor's.

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Ankur Sharma

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You need to focus on your basics because these small things can help you in solving big problems.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Ashif, As per HRD Ministry's report, close to 50% of fresh graduates of engineering are jobless. Hence, I would rather recommend that you take commerce followed by finance. But what is your passion? Which subject do you like the most? It is the best that you take up that for study.

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rahul r

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No, maths is not necessary for an MBA. There is no eligibility criteria restrictions mentioning any particular subject.
However, in your first year of MBA every subject will be compulsory irrespective of your specialisation. Mathematics is a subject which has importance in every field. The amount of maths and its difficulty level is the same for all MBA programs in the first year, most of it is basic 10th standard, some higher maths and statistics.

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Pratham Diwan

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See, if you wish to stay in business management, then you will have to take maths along with you through the studies, as neither BBA nor MBA can be done without maths.

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rahul r

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Level of maths questions asked in the NATA exam is mostly at HSC level. Please find below topics covered in the NATA syllabus (maths Section) for 2018 which should give you a brief idea about the level of maths required for the NATA entrance exam.
Topics covered:
1) Algebra
2) Logarithms
3) Matrices
4) Trigonometry
5) Coordinate geometry
6) Dimensional Co-ordinate geometry
7) Theory of Calculus
8) Application of Calculus
9) Permutation and combination
10) Statistics and Probability
Most of these topics are covered in class 11 and class 12 studies or HSC level.

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