You can pursue your dream by choosing the course "B. Sc. in Economics and Finance". B. Sc. in Economics and Finance is a three- year full-time undergraduate course. The minimum eligibility for which is that a student should have passed mathematics in his senior school years[class 10 and 12]. Admission

Hello Shivam Verma,

Yes it is possible to revise or learn the most essential maths concepts in last 10 days.First based on the exam you are preparing for ,just go through the previous year papers and note down the concepts on which most of the questions are asked frequently.Now,after knowing

Hi Harsh,

The minimum cutoff for SC category is 54%. So you can not get into NIT's . You are not eligible for JEE advanced.To know more use this link to know about which college you can get link:https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Hello,

As per the Information Brochure published by National Testing Agency, the only eligibility criteria for JEE Mains is getting 75% marks or be in Top 20 percentile. And during the percentage calculation, as vaguely as I remember only English marks is compulsory and other subjects considered if their marks

hello ritika

applied mathematics and engineering physics are good branches if you have interest in maths or physics respectively and want to go for higher studies.

economics is a good branch and is growing in India.

Civil branch has less placement but if you want to choose college over branch

Hey Shreya ,

Yes you should have Mathematics as compulsory subject for being eligible in NEST.

Below are the academic norms for NEST exam:

Candidates must have Mathematics as the mandatory subject on 10+2 exam.



A science stream student will be given preference.



Other mandatory subjects are: physics, chemistry, biology