Hello Kiran,

Hotel Management courses offered in educational institutions across India train students to become successful Hotel Managers, Hoteliers and Lodging Managers.

The minimum eligibility is 10+2, but as you mentioned that your friend is an 11 dropout, so it would be difficult for him to get a good course.

Hi Himalaya Prakash,

I m sorry to inform you that according to previous cutoff trend, you have a low chance of getting any IIT. You may still try for-

• IIT Patna
• IIT Jodhpur

as their cutoff touches 400.

Don't be disappointed, You still have a good chance in many NITs.

Helloo..

The BHU conducts BHU UET exam for entrance in UG programs like b.sc, BA, and B.COM. 

The syllabus and topics for this exam is;

(a) accountancy (b) financial statement analysis (c) financial markets (d) economics (e) money and banking (f) basic mathematics (g) business organization (h) business management (i)

Hello Arsh, 

In BLAT examination,

The exam is of two hours duration. It carries 450 marks containing 150 multiple-choice questions.

The questions are based on General Awareness and Current Affairs, Legal Aptitude and Mental Ability. The Paper includes multiple choice questions on English comprehension

Hope my answer will help you

Hello neeraj,

Refer the link to get idea of entrance exam :

https://www.careers360.com/mba/news/institute-of-management-studies-banaras-hindu-university-varanasi-mba-admission-2019-21-676294

Refer the link for the preparation of cat exam :

https://www.careers360.com/mba/articles/how-prepare-for-cat

Hope I helped you.All the best for future endeavour!!

You can look at the cut off of BHU PET 2018 for M.Sc. Mathematics below:

BHU PET Cutoff 2018 - M.A/M.Sc. Mathematics

Ideal candidates for M.Sc. Statistics course should be able to:

• apply Mathematics and Statistics to help develop solutions to practical problem.
• follow complex mathematical and statistical arguments and develop brief arguments of their own.
• operate mathematical and statistical computer software packages.
• find, extract, and analyze data from varied sources.

Hello Kshitij,

Since BHU offers a three-year B.Sc. (H) mathematics, it would not be possible for you to study statistics in the fourth year. Still, here is the complete syllabus:

• Semester –I- Algebra, Calculus 
• Semester –II- Statics & Dynamics, Multivariable Calculus 
• Semester –III- Differential Equations, Tensor & Geometry 
• Semester –IV-