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Yes, sure. For B.Sc mathematics, one must have PCM as a main stream and any one other optional subject. The candidate should have qualified the 12 exam with 60% minimum to be eligible for the admission. Now, many colleges take admission direct in the basis of 12 or few colleges take admission by the entrance exam they conduct.

You should quit that! If you are facing problem in the programming language, then you should enrolled for training of programming like c, c+ etc. When your 1 year will going to be end. You should for online tutorial of programming etc. Must read book and try to learn on your own. But if had not chosen the CS in your 12 then you may have to put your effort more. However you can join the another branch for B.Tech if you have quit the earlier one. Like mechanical, electrical, electronic etc. All branches have good job scope in future.

Dear,
Your 11th class subjects doesn't play an important role for taking admission in businesses administration courses.

You can do it in Delhi University especially in Motilal Nehru College and Ram Lal College.

Hello Tanisha,
Before solving the problems, you must have to understand the concept first then only you can manage to solve multiple choice questions quite faster. Also, practice the solved examples first and develop the thinking abilities. I hope this will help you. Good luck. Thank you.

Hello Aaliya,
All MBA programs require some maths, particularly on quantitative subjects such as Accounting, Economics and Finance. In this mathematics course, you will learn the fundamental business math skills needed to succeed in your MBA study.
Good luck.

Hello, After 12th with PCM, if you don't want to do engineering, the following are some of the options available you:
Architecture
Pharmacy
LLB
BBA
BCA
B.Sc (PCM)
Hotel management
B.Sc (statistics)
NDA
TES
B.Sc ( industrial chemistry)
There are still many more options available which are not enlisted here. I hope this will help you finding the appropriate choice.
Good luck.
Thank you.

The syllabus of chemistry is based on your 11th and 12th class.

Yes dear. What is your question about?