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Himanshi Gupta

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Candidates who are Class 12 pass and studied Mathematics as a compulsory subject can apply for BSc (H) at ICFAI Jaipur. The minimum aggregate requirement is at least 50%. Candidates need to submit the relevant documents as well as a proof of eligibility. 

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Rashmi Shukla

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Students seeking admissions through OJEE exam do not compulsorily have Maths in Class 12. Some courses accept students who did not have maths in Class 12th. However, for admissions to courses such as BTech, mathematics is mandatory. 

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Anshul Jindal

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For Physical Science Group in RIE CEE: Students must have passed class 10+2 with Physics,  Chemistry, and Mathematics/Statistics, getting at least 50% marks in aggregate (45% for SC/ST/PwD) in 2025, 2024, or 2023.

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Jaya Sharma

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It is not possible to pursue PhD in Mathematics from IIIT Guwahati with 50% marks because minimum percentage requirement is 60%. Even if you are a reserved category candidate, you get a relaxation of 5%. For improving your chances of admission, try to score 60% or more in post-graduation.

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Aashi Shukla

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For calculating the percentage of marks in which multiple subjects are involved sum up all marks of all subjects. Then sum up all total marks in respective subjects. In next step divide total obtained marks in all subjects by total maximum marks in all subjects then multiply the result by 100. Here's the formula- (Total marks in all subjects/Total maximum marks for these subjects)x100

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Priya Garg

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The process to calculating the percentage of marks of 6 subjects is pretty simple and the formula is-

(Total marks in 6 subjects/Total maximum marks for these 6 subjects)x100

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