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If you are from the BiPC stream, you don’t need to attempt Mathematics and Social Studies in the DEECET exam .

In DEECET, you have to answer questions based on the subjects you studied in Intermediate.
So:

• BiPC students will get questions from Biology, Physics, and Chemistry .

• MPC

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MSc Mathematics admissions are based on either merit or entrance exams like IIT JAM, CUET, and university-level tests.

Candidates needs a relevant Bachelor's degree (Mathematics or allied subjects) with atleast 50-60% marks. Reserved categories get relaxation.

For admission:

1. Apply online
2. Upload documents
3. Pay fees
4. Appear for entrance/merit selection
5. Attend

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You can get the sample papers from this link : West Bengal Madhyamik Sample Papers 2025-26

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You can get Karnataka 1st PUC paper here : Karnataka 1st PUC Mid Term Question Papers

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You can get Karnataka 1st PUC Mathematics paper here : Karnataka 1st PUC Mid Term Question Papers

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Visit the below website to download the Mid-term question papers of Karnataka Board 2nd PUC.

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Yes, you can get admission to an MSc Mathematics program by first completing a bachelor's degree in mathematics or a related field and then qualifying for an entrance exam like IIT JAM or CUET-PG, or applying based on merit.  You should check the specific eligibility and admission criteria of

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No, maths isn't compulsory for B.Com. Most colleges accept students without it.
B.Com focuses on commerce and accounts, which need basic math, not advanced amounts.

You’ll work with numbers, but nothing too tough, just totals, percentages, and other simple stuff. So, even without math in school, don’t fear, a