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Firstly the eligibility criteria to pursue bachelor's degree in geography is passed 10+2 from a recognized board in any stream securing 50% or above aggregate depending upon the norms of the colleges. After completion of graduation in geography you can find opportunities in top organizations such as ISRO/NATMO/NRSC, Geographic

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BSC computer science eligibility criteria clearly mentions a candidate willing to pursue bsc in  computer science should have passed 12 th standard with atleast 50% marks and should have studied physics, chemistry, maths as their core subject. And should also prepare for entrance exam to be taken by the

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Hope you are doing great there. I regret to say this but chances of your admission in BA(geography) are a bit low . The cut off for BA(geography) in Ambedkar University is 84 percent . But yes you can definitely get a seat in BA(history) . The cut

Dear Charul ,

First of all , congratulations for scoring such a good marks !! Wishing you a bright future ahead.

Well, coming to your query .. yes , you are eligible to get admission in various colleges based on your percentage in 12th . But , still you need

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Depends on the university. Though the general eligibility is Physics, chemistry and maths mandatory.  But in DU to study BSc (Hons) Computer Science, an applicant should have had Mathematics and Computer Science in their plus-two course. Though it is not necessary to add the subjects in the best-of-four calculation,

Warm wishes for all the success you made till date. Though we must admit that Mathematics is an integral part of Economics but you still still pursue your studies in Economics without having Maths as a subject in 10+2. There are few organization which offer B.A degree in Economics even