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Hello Vineet
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The best way to be good in maths is as follows
1 While teaching in class room, you should keep some concentration and you should try to understand what the teacher is teaching.
2 And if you find any difficulty while understanding there itself you should ask your doubt.
3 After the clarification of doubt, you better to practice those problems and practice the models which is relevant to them. If you practice twice or thrice it will be easy to perform good in the examination.

The best way to be good in maths is as follows
1 While teaching in class room, you should keep some concentration and you should try to understand what the teacher is teaching.
2 And if you find any difficulty while understanding there itself you should ask your doubt.
3 After the clarification of doubt, you better to practice those problems and practice the models which is relevant to them. If you practice twice or thrice it will be easy to perform good in the examination.

Hi
MFSc: Eligibility Criteria
Candidates should clear graduation in fisheries Science or a related subject with at least 50% - 60% marks in order to meet eligibility criteria for M.F.Sc. Course. Candidates with a BTecg degree are also sometimes eligible for M.F.Sc. Admissions.

Which college? Which region?

Dear Student,
Engineering courses are mainly designed for students having maths and physics background. However, there are few streams in which you can pursue your career in the engineering field as a biology student. You can for biotechnology, Food Technology or Agriculture and have a B.Tech or Diploma.

Dear Abhishek,
For joining Indian Defence Services students have to apply for NDA exams conducted by NDA academy for all the three defence services I. e. Army, Navy & Airforce. To apply for that student must have completed 10+2 with PCM stream. However, percentage criteria are not there so a student with any pass percentage can go to India Armed and other forces. You can check more details here"
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/nda

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION to M.Sc. FOOD PROCESSING AT PGPCAS : UG-Life science (Bio-Technology/ Microbiology/Bio-Chemistry), Food Technology, Hotel Management & Catering Science, Home Science related subjects, B.Sc. Agriculture, Other science (Any Science degree holder who completed PG Diploma in Food Processing /Food Science & Technology related discipline).
So from above only Chemistry students are not eligible for this course, However if you have PGD in Food Processing/ Food Science & Technology along with B.Sc. Chemistry can be eligible.

You should ask or check on their website that maths is mandatory or not for opting B.Com(h).Otherwise, you can choose B.Com or search for other university which may provide you this course without maths.

PGT stands for Post graduate Teacher. And eligibility criteria for a PGT is a Masters degree (in any discipline) from a recognised university, B.Ed or equivalent degree from a recognised university. So, as per your question, you have completed your Masters in Biotechnology, but for a teaching post like PGT you need to complete your B.Ed as well.