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yes,  you are eligible since you are doing maths in graduation. For doing MCA , mathematics is mandatory either in 12th or graduation. You are a commerce student (12th) and you have not studied mathematics in 12th but you will study mathematics in graduation if you choose BCA

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Bsc statistics is a degree course in which students have to deal with data and data interpretations.

Bsc mathematics is also a three year degree course in which students deal with pure mathematics, theories and principles.

Both of these courses has a wide

The eligibility criteria for NEET is that the candidate must be older than 17 years. The minimum qualifying marks for NEET is that in 10+2 the candidate must have (marks eligibility corresponding to the category provided below):

• UR - 50%,

• OBC/SC/ST - 40%,

• PWD - 45%

Another eligibility is that

Its not tough to score 35 marks in advanced in mathematics if you have practiced properly and know the basics concepts of the subject. I recommend you to try solving previous year advanced papers as they will give you an idea about the type of questions that are asked and

Sir, my cast is ST(P).I have a doubt regarding grace mark in board exam .If I have a grace mark in any one of my subject (PCM or PCB) although I have score more than 40% above (40% eligible for  my caste) than can I apply for assam CEE. Sir

If you want to go for BTech course, then as per the present Education policy without mathematics you can't go for the course. Now if you wish to go for engineering then you can go for Diploma course in engineering which are offered by different government and private polytechnics. For

See if you have given the BSc Mathematics Hons exam and passed the first year then you my have to use the code 5. But as you didn't appear for any examination which means that you are just like a normal dropper then you have to use code 2.

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