Dear Aspirant,

No, it's not at all necessary to be excellent in mathematics for MBA in Finance. Basic calculations like ratios, percentage are needed which one can do easily and even on excel.

Pros of MBA are you can get corporate exposure and work directly with top companies if you

Hey aspirant

The admission to St. Stephen's College, Delhi is done by Entrance Test conducted by the University of Delhi, DUET. A merit list is prepared and then the counselling process is done.

The minimum eligibility for B.Sc. Hons Mathematics is to have at least 50% marks in Mathematics and

I think that it is good to start with basic divisibility. There are a lot of exercices/problems you can solve only using some basic techniques like prime number factorization, GCD and maybe Bézout’s theorem. After that, you could start learning some more advanced concepts - like quadratic residues, Euler’s totient

hi,

see in india numerous colleges is available in every state where admission is based on 12th score, however some of the top institute like banaras hindu university, christ university has own entrance test. colleges under delhi university like hansraj college, lady sriram college, miranda house, Shri Ram College of

He'llo dear    as your marks are good for the engineering clg . U can get seat in clg but uhave to write state entrance tests. So u can get seat when ur percentage is low then your athletes certificates are useful to get seat . All the best for bright

Hello Aspirant

As you belong to OBC category, so you have decent chance of getting a Delhi University regular college for Bsc hons in mathematics.

To know chances in Delhi University Colleges, you can visit the following link:+

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Hope this information would be helpful for you.

All the best

Hi,

Since you have used RD Sharma class 11 book I suggest you to continue with RD Sharma's book for class 12. Make sure to complete NCERT maths book before proceeding to RD Sharma's. All the best for your preparation.

I hope it helps.

Hello student,

As of this year, the IITs have dropped the 12th board criteria. So you don't have to worry about the JEE. Just focus on the exam and prepare well for it. The cutoff will decide whether you can get a seat or not. The seat also depends on