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Yes, it is possible. Try contacting the concerned department of the university you want to attend. Transfer credits and good academic record in the past years might come in useful. Good luck.

Hello Devendra, Aah! Ph.D. in mathematics. You must indeed be maths enthusiast. It's definitely good to hear this amidst sea of negative vibes. Firstly, decide from which university you want to do. Then you have to clear entrance exam of that university. Then acceptance by guide of you as researcher

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You cannot take maths pedagogy in B.Ed.

Hi, I think that MBA is good for you. Salary is depend on your university placement, your work, your skills, your knowledge. Good luck!

Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc. In genetics if you didn't have maths in your higher secondary education. The applicants should have a Bachelors degree under any registered University in respective subjects like Botany, Genetics, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Biotechnology, Life Sciences, Mol

If it is over 5 CGPA then you will be fine. Try to score good in Final year and devote yourself to the studies. 50% marks in graduation is the eligibility criteria for many Entrance Exams and Government Jobs. So, make sure to atleast get a liitle over 50%.

The course does not have any physical eligibility criteria. Some institutes may have their own rules but they are not standard. If you are planning for Merchant Navy, 150 cms is the minimum height eligibility.

Yes, you certainly can reappear for 12th Class exams. Or you could pursue a Diploma on the basis of 10th class. Pursuing a Diploma will be easier than 12th and it is also considered equivalent to 12th. But I would suggest passing the 12th in the failed exam. Diploma is 3 years long and 12th can be c

There is no difference between BE and B.Tech, some colleges offer BE and some offers B.Tech. There is the difference of only names BE and B.Tech. (course is same).