MEC Thrikkakara All Questions

Dear aspirant,

MEC & CEC are good courses and have advantages based on their field. Considering all the aspects it can be said that MEC is better than CEC. Because MEC students have more career opportunities than CEC students and salary offered is more for MEC students. Mathematics Economics Commerce (MEC) students have wider career opportunities. The jobs can be easily available after graduation for MEC students than CEC students.

MEC students can study below mentioned courses after completion of MEC in Intermediate.

• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
• Bachelor of Business Administration
• Bachelor of Arts in English Literature
• Bachelor of Arts in Economics
• Bachelor of Commerce
• Bachelor of Fine Arts

Job opportunities for MEC students after graduation.

1. Company Secretary
2. Chartered Accountancy
3. Research Analyst
4. Cost and Work Accountant
5. Chartered Accountant
6. Marketing Manager
7. Statistician
8. Economist
9. Financial Analyst

Commerce Economics Civics (CEC) students have chance to study various Arts fields. There are also good career opportunities for this field.

List of courses which can be done by CEC students after completion of intermediate in CEC stream.

• Bachelor of Economics
• Bachelor of Commerce
• C.A.
• C.S
• Bachelor of Business Adminstration
• Multi media courses
• Geberalism

Jobs for CEC students after graduation.

1. Accountant
2. Analyst
3. Manager
4. Chartered Accountant
5. Market Analyst

Hope this helps.

Best of Luck!!

Hello aspirant,

An intermediate subject combination called MEC (Mathematics, Economics, and Commerce) is available. One must have completed class 12 in the science stream, focusing mostly on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, in order to pursue a B.Tech. According to MEC, you cannot pursue a B.tech or a diploma in any of the accessible engineering fields.

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Hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

To get admission as lateral entry directly to the second year of B.tech the students should qualify the entrance examination conducted by the Government.

The admissions in this college for B.tech are done through the KEAM entrance examination conducted by the state government.

DTE kerala LET is conducted by the government to seek admissions into second year btech for the diploma students.

The Syllabus for the exam is MPC that is Mathematics, Physics and chemistry and also the branch or core subjects of diploma that the student belongs too in their diploma.

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Hello aspirant,

NO, MEC (Mathematics, Economics, and Commerce) Passed Students cannot pursue bsc Computer Science, because the Eligibility criteria for pursuing Computer science says that only PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) students are eligible for applying for this course.

Furthermore, do not be upset because you can also pursue some other course as being a MEC Student. You can pursue bsc Statistics or bsc Mathematics course after class 12th.

Further, to know more about the Career opportunities after MEC Class 12th, follow the below mentioned link : https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th

I hope that this will help.

I might want to illuminate you that the Architecture course has been made accessible to all, even Commerce as well as Arts and Humanities stream understudies.

For entrance into the Diploma in Architecture, competitors ought to have essentially qualified their class 10 from a perceived college or comparable with a total sign of 55%. Entrance into Diploma in Architecture courses is finished based on the competitor's legitimacy for example marks acquired in class 10 tests.

A few colleges which give confirmation in engineering are

Academy of Architecture, APS Polytechnic, Deoghar Institute of Technology, Aryabhatt Polytechnic, AMIE Institute, Cochin Technical College, Lovely Professional University, Chandigarh University, Dev Bhoomi Institute of Technology, Rai University, and Rawal Institute of Engineering and Technology, and so forth.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. No, as of currently being a commerce student you cannot acquire enrollment in B tech degrees. MEC (Mathematics, Economics, and Commerce) is an intermediate subject combination. For B. tech, one must have completed class 12 in the science stream, primarily physics, chemistry, and mathematics. If you want to definitely pursue a B. Tech Degree course. All you need to do is to take up Diploma in Engineering. The eligibility for the diploma course is 10th pass.

ALL THE BEST

Dear Student,

MEC is the combination of Mathematics , Economics and Commerce . But the basic eligibility requirement for admissions to any B.Tech programme is candidate must have passed the class 12 exam from a recognised board with PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) . By MEC you cannot do B.Tech in any engineering fields.So,I can't provide you guidelines regarding this.

I hope the answer was helpful.

Hello,

To pursue Under Graduate Engineering course you must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board with minimum percentage of marks as specified. As you haven't studied Physics and Chemistry in 10+2 level you are not eligible to apply for admission to Aeronautical Engineering. You check the list of Engineering colleges in India and check the eligibility criteria by clicking on the name of the institute

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india

You need to study Physics and Chemistry in 10+2 level. If you have the requisite qualification then you may apply for admission either based on merit in the entrance examination or marks scored in 10+2 level examination depending on the institute you are seeking admission. To check the list of entrance examination click on the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing good.

you did not mention to which state you belong to. According to your profile, you belong to Telangana State.

subjects in MEC group are maths, economics and commerce.

mathematics syllabus is:

for 1A, Functions, Matrix, addition of vectors, vector products, trignometric rations up to transformation, hyperbolic equations, properties of triangle.

For 1B, locus, transformation of axis, straight lines, pair of straight lines, three dimensional co-ordinates, direction cosines and direction ratios, the plane, limits and continuity, differentiation and application of derivatives.

Economics syllabus is:

unit 1: Introduction to economics ( definitions of economics, fundamental problems of an economy, nature and scope of economics, micro and macro economics, basic concepts of economics (including positive and normative economics)).

Unit 2: theory of consumer behaviour (utility, laww of diminishing marginal utility, law of equi marginal utility, short comings of utility analysis, indifference curve analysis: features of indifference curves- budget line- consumers equilibrium wityhthe help of different curve analysis.

Unit3: Demand Analysis

part A: Theory of Demand ( meaning of demand, demand function, determination of demand, types of demand, price demand- law of demand, income demand, cross demand).

Part B: elasticity of Demand (elasticity of demand, price elasticity of demand, income elasticity of demand, cross elasticity of Demand)

Unit 4: prtoduction analysis (concept of production and factors of production, production function, law of variable proportions, laws of returns to scale, economies of scale, supply and law of supply, cost analysis and revenue analysis).

Unit5: Market Analysis (markets meaning and classification, perfect competition: meaning characteristics and price determination, monopoly: meaning, characteristics and price determination, comparison between perfect competition and monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and duopoly: meaning and characteristics.)

Unit 6: theories of Distribution (distribution of income, marginal productivity theory of distribution, concept of rent and recardian theory of rent, concepts of wages, interest and profits.

unit 7: national income analysis( definitions, determination, concepts, components, measurements and estimation)

unit 8: theories of employment and public finance ( classical theory of employment, keynesian theory of income and employment, public finance, center state financial; relations and budget).

unit 9: money, banking and inflation.

unit 10: basic statistics for economics.

Commerce syllabus:

unit 1: fundamentals of business

unit 2: forms of business organizations

unit 3: formation of company as per Companies act, 2013.

unit 4: sources of business finance

unit 5; MSMEs.

hope this information helps...

all the best.

Hi

MEC means 10+2 with Mathematics, Economics, and Commerce.

Yes, you can definitely become a collector,   it doesn't matter at all what subject /stream have you chosen in your 12th be it MEC or any other subjects you are be eligible , after completing your graduation and even for graduation you are free to pursue any course as there's no restriction for the same.

In order to become a collector,

you need to become an IAS officer and for that you need to be a graduate in any discipline  and at least 21 years old .

So, first of all after your 10+2 ,

• you need to do bachelor's degree in any discipline like BTech, ba, bsc, bcom or any other bachelor's course from  a recognised university. You can get complete eligibility criteria at https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria/amp

• After your graduation you need to appear for UPSC civil services examination which consists of three stages listed below :-

*   prelims exam   :- it is objective paper and is of qualifying nature , so you just  need to at least qualify it to be eligible for mains examination, the score /marks obtained by you in your prelims examination is not added up or used in your final merit. Your prelims exam consist of 2 papers: -

-) general studies  1

-) general studies II ( csat )

You get 2 hours for each paper

*   Mains exam. :-   it is descriptive /written examination . There are a total of 9 papers  which are listed below:-

-) compulsory indian language.

-) english

-) essay

-) general studies I

-) general studies II

-) general studies III

-) general studies IV

-) optional I

-) optional II

*   Interview :- After   qualifying mains, you have to go through interview round, and it is more of test of your personality rather than knowledge.

• If you managed to sail through all the three stages  then you can become an IAS officer depending on your rank in UPSC, your category etc

For detailed information check out :-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/how-to-become-an-ias-officer

Thank you