Dear student,

You can try off campus hackathons and campus drives of different companies such as wipro, infosys etc. You do not need to have degree in Computer Science to join IT.

You need to have knowledge of at least 1 programming language such as Python, C++,C or JAVA.

If you wish to go for the course of BSc in Mathematics, then in most of the colleges the eligibility criteria states that the student need to complete there 10+2 with Mathematics as a subject and must have scored 50% in minimum in order to be eligible for the course.

Hello Aspirant,

I'd argue a subfield of mathematics is computer science. What math doesn't require a lot of math becomes the question, then. However, there are many computer-related activities that don't involve a lot of arithmetic. For instance, the majority of corporate software development. Additionally, there are software testers, configuration

Hello,

It seems that while posting your query, you missed out on providing the details of the college for which you seek information.

I would like to tell you that syllabus for a particular course varies from college to college. It is not at all uniform throughout the country.

So

Hello!

First of all the eligibility criteria of getting enrolled in BCA is that candidates must have completed their 10+2 from any recognized board in any stream. So you need not worry about not having studied maths in class 12.

Now, coming to your question, these are some colleges in

Given below are the name of the best books which will be effective and fruitful for you to do preparation of joint entrance examination:

1. Concepts of Physics by HC Verma
2. Understanding Physics by DC Pandey
3. Problems in general physics
4. Problems and solutions of Physics by Shashi Tiwari
5. NCERT books of

Hello,

Yes, DC Pandey is one of the recommended books for aspirants preparing for JEE Mains. But most importantly you should practice each and every question from the book you select for your preparation multiple times to boost your preparation.

------ Now talking about preparatory ways for the examination. Some

Hey

MSc in Mathematics: Eligibility Criteria

The minimum eligibility criteria for the MSc Mathematics course are

• Passed BSc (Mathematics) or BSc (Mathematics with Computer Science Applications) or any other relevant degree with Mathematics and English as main subject.
• Secured minimum of 60% marks in aggregate (Varies from University to University).

Dear, yes you can study BCom Hons in SRCC with commerce without mathematics in +2 .

All the best !!!