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No, there's no such rule that to be eligible for government or bank exams you need 60% in 12th mathematics, maths is not even required to be eligible for most of the exams.

For example,

Eligibility criteria for some of the government competitive examinations is provided below

SSC CHSL

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Yes physics and mathematics are closely related subjects. For physics , math is necessary to answer the questions. And for mathematics, physics is source with theoretical concepts like general relativity and quantum theory .

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Mathematics  includes the study of such topics as quantity (number theory), structure (algebra), space (geometry), and change (mathematical analysis). It has no generally accepted definition.

Mathematicians seek and use patterns  to formulate new conjectures; they resolve the truth or falsity of such by mathematical

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No, you won't be eligible for appearing in Compartment exam after gap of 2 years. In case, you are not appearing for Compartment exam after your name appeared for Compartment, then you will be treated as 'FAIL' by Board. Hence, you will have to reappear again as per

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If you don't have maths and biology as subjects then you have commerce stream without maths or Humanities. Because science students need to study maths for engineering and biology for medical field.

So, Career options after humanities are-

• Digital Marketing
• Economics
• Psychology
• Social Work
• Law
• Indian Army
• Mass Communication

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Engineering is a section of technology and science that focuses on the design of engines, machines, structures and electrical systems. Engineering is deeply rooted in mathematics principles.

so, for that you need to study physics and Maths in the first year which is common subject for every branch students

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Books by R.S. Aggarwal do not need much introduction among students who are studying or have studied Mathematics as no doubt this is one of the best book for mathematics.

This book is a complete guide for Mathematics for NDA exams and all the related topics.

Below table gives

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Questions from Mathematics are included in Paper I of NDA. Compared to the General Ability Test, this section carries less weight. It plays a crucial role in the selection of candidates, however. As the standard of questions are essentially Class 11 and 12 levels, the Mathematics section of NDA

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. You have not mentioned the name of college and the course name. I suggest you to provide necessary details that are required to answer the query. The eligibility criteria varies from course to course. So, specific details would help me to answer the