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Anshika Maurya

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Typically, B.Sc. Data Science programs require a background in mathematics, Statistics and computer Science. However, some colleges may consider students from a PCB Physics Chemistry Biology background if they meet certain prerequisites. It's important to note that the eligibility criteria may vary from college to college. Here are a few colleges in Mumbai that offer B.Sc. Data Science programs:
1. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai: St. Xavier's College offers a B.Sc. In Data Science programme. It is advisable to check their official website or contact the college directly to inquire about eligibility criteria for PCB students.
2. Wilson Col
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Bhavesh Baraskar

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Candidates applying for UG degree courses should have passed HSC (10+2). For PG courses, candidates should have a Bachelor's degree. Admission to MBA course is done on the basis of entrance exam APICET.

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Prachi Beriwal

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If a student has not opted for Mathematics in class 11 and 12 but wants to apply for a B.A. Economics programme at Mithibai College in Mumbai, they should first check the specific eligibility criteria set by the college. While some colleges may require Mathematics as a mandatory subject, others may have more flexible requirements. Here are some possible options for a student who hasn't opted for Mathematics:
1. Check the College's Eligibility Criteria: Visit the official website of Mithibai College or contact their admissions office to find the detailed eligibility criteria for the B.A. Economics programme. Look for any specific subject
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Praveen Kumar

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The latest cutoff information for Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) at NMIMS Mumbai is as follows:
* General Category: 100-110/200 NATA marks
* OBC-NCL Category: 95-105/200 NATA marks
* SC Category: 90-100/200 NATA marks
* ST Category: 85-95/200 NATA marks
Please note that these are just the average cut-offs and the actual cut-off may vary from year to year. You can also check the official website of NMIMS for more information.
Here are some tips to increase your chances of getting admission to NMIMS for B.Arch.:
* Score well in NATA.
* Get good grades in your 10+2 exams.
* Write a strong personal statement.
* Prepare well for the personal inte
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tarun mittal

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Firstly, for mostly all universities, you need to have 16 years of previous education to be eligible for a graduate program in USA (MS in US and PhD)
So qualification of 10+2+ four year degree program; 10+3 year diploma + 3 year degree; 10+2+ 3 year degree + 2 year masters are valid and eligible for US universities.
Other factors that matter are:
The GRE, TOEFL/IELTS scores
Class performance (your CGPA)
Reputation of your college
Number and quality of projects you did
Your publications and researches
Letter of Recommendations
Rank of Professors and their research activities
Work experience
Extra-curricular activities
your research matches with tha
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Base on the MAH CET Law scores, the following options can made.
1. ILS Law college Pune
2. Government. Law college Mumbai
3. DES SNFLC Pune
4. Dr. Ambedkar Law college Mumbai.

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Sonu Kumar

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It depends on you're home state aspirant or other state aspirant. But for this percentile I don't think you'll get better college.

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