Maths

What level of maths is there in TG ICET exam? Yes, you can crack the exam. The TG ICET tests fundamental mathematical concepts primarily based on the 10th and 12th-grade levels. Consistent practice of arithmetic, basic algebra, and statistics will help you secure a good score.

Students can prepare for SET exam even if they have not studied mathematics in high school. To prepare for mathematics component of SET exam students can start their SET preparation by learning formulas and theorems. The difficulty level of the QA section is slightly higher than rest sections but with practice, even a non-maths student can score well. 

Yes, one can appear for the IPMAT exam even if they didn't have mathematics in Class 12. There are no specific requirements of the IPMAT exam for having studied mathematics. But, maths is helpful for IPMAT exam. 

MAT has 2 sections which are completely Maths based – Mathematical Skills and Data Interpretation, so it is not possible to crack MAT without having a good control over this subject.

Difficulty of IPMAT maths questions is generally based on Class 9 to 12 level. The QA section focuses on application based questions. Mostly questions are from Class 11 and Class 12 level such as Algebra, Matricies, etc.

The level of Math questions are not too difficult so it will not be a challenge to you if you have not studied the subject in class 11-12. Just go through the basics of Geometry, Algebra and Arithmetic of Class 9 and 10, and it should be enough.

No, it is not compulsory to have Mathematics in Class 12 for BCA admission at Jai Hind College. Students can apply directly after completing Class 12 from any board.

Compared to board exams, CUET Maths requires a different approach. You can't rely on long methods; shortcuts matter a lot. Practicing CUET-style Maths mocks on cuetmock.com helped me adapt to this shift and understand which chapters are more scoring in a competitive setting.

It's difficult but in some colleges you may can get 

If you are weak in math then you should take BBA specializations like Marketing, Human Resources (HR), or Retail Management as they do not have heavy calculations in the syllabus and focus on creativity, communication, and people skills, also the fundamentals of business like basic accounting and statistics.

BBA in Finance and Accounting need more math, so try to avoid those specializations. But you need to practice basic math like percentages, ratios as  BBA programs have some level of maths in it.