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If your school allows, you can even choose Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology(PCMB) altogether if you want to keep your options open if you aren't adamant on any particular course as of now.

If you want to choose any one, that is, PCB or PCM depending on the course

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Here is a list courses that you can pursue,

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Indian Academy Degree College, Bangalore is an autonomous Institute which offered msc in computer science and admission to this course is based on qualifying marks followed by personal interview.

A candidate must pass msc/BCA with 50 percent marks and have mathematics as optional subject.

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Dear applicant since you decided to pursue your Bachelor's degree in Mathematics with Physics and Geography as your subject combinations you can go for M.Sc in Mathematics course if you have profound interest in Mathematics or you can for M.Sc courses based on Geography like Geo Informatics or Political Geography

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Consider the total number of student sto be X

Now we know that 75% students passed in Both English and Mathematics as given in the question.

------ This means 25% students failed in both the subjects.

Also it is given that total students who failed in both English and

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AP edcet is an entrance test upto was contacted by the Andhra Pradesh Council of Higher Education for taking admission in B.Ed courses of 2 years. This Entrance test is of 2 hours through which different Government and private B.Ed colleges seats filled up. APL Seth exam is

Hello Aspirant,

As per the eligibility criteria released by IIT Roorkee for JAM 2022 you would be considered as eligible for JAM 2023 (JAM 2023 eligibility criteria would hardly have some changes) because as per the eligbility criteria if you want to pursue M.Sc.- Ph.D. Dual Degree in Operations Research

Dear student,

MSc in physics eligibility:

• BSc degree in physics, chemistry and mathematics with 55% is required. Thus with engineering in electronics and communication it isn't possible to do MSc physics if you don't have PCM at your graduation level.

MSc in electronics eligibility:

• BSc in physics/electronics/computer science with a