Hello ,

The cutoff varies year to year according the performance given in the exam , and one must have 60% aggregate in class twelfth

For updates you can check the link given :

https://www.careers360.com/exams/uoh-entrance-exam

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Hello its great to see that you are so straight forward to what you want to become. So the most important thing matters is that believe in yourself and when you are so passionate about it then you are definitely gonna get it.

Astronomy & Astrophysics may be taught as

Hello there, can you please provide us with the name of the college so that we can help you to get more information about that college. Please inform us with the full details so that we can help you. Thank you

There is a pg entrance exam for the admission for mathematics. The syllabus of the exam is available from the official site. The link is given below

maths.uok.edu.in

You can prepare for the exam after referring the syllabus. The distance education department also provide MSc mathematics. The basic criteria is

Hi dear,

Yes you can do.

MCA will required either BCA or Graduation should have MATH one paper means at your 10+2 class. So your qualified enough for entering into MCA.

Problem :

May be in starting you will not familiar for computer terms but if you focus on course

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The best four subjects for calculation of percentage for B.Sc Mathematics(Hons) is that minimum 60% in one language from List A1, Mathematics and any two subjects from List B. There is no Fine Arts or Painting subjects in List B so you cannot include these subjects. It has to

Hello,

There are two sections in NDA entrance exam

1. Mathematics

2. General Ability

Under general ability there are sub-sections which are as follows

• Section A- Physics
• Section-B-Chemistry
• Section C- General Science
• Section D-History, freedom movement etc
• Section E- Geography
• Section F- Current Affairs

Under General Science you have topics

Hello there, mathematical concepts are required in many discipline of computer science. If you approach the subject with a non maths view all you will be left with is theory, which may help you to clear your semesters but will never make you an engineer in a true sense. So