Maths
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Students who have successfully completed 12th or equivalent with PCM / PCB are eligible to apply for the entrance exam for Aeronautical Engineering for B.tech. course. An engineering degree is not required to get a good job in the aerospace industry. It could make "getting in" a little easier, but there are a number of opportunities for non- engineer . I suggest you to try for other opportunities i this sector & start your career then move to your favorite Section. If any doubts, pls feel free to Ask !
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Rahul ;
I'm sorry to inform you but you really can't do that. You must consider the 5 subjects that include mathematics, physics and chemistry. Along with these 3 you must consider a language subject. You've got freedom in selecting the last subject. You can select anything only here for the last slot.
So, you'll have to consider your mathematics marks here. You can't skip it while calculating your top 20 percentile.
Yes, you will get admission to Hansraj College without mathematics but there are some courses in which mathematics is mandatory like - B.Sc Computer Science, B.Sc Electronics, B.Sc Mathematics, B.Sc Physics. So you can not take admission in these courses.
You can check all other details from the given link-
https://www.careers360.com/colleges/hansraj-college-delhi
Hi!
CLAT does not necessarily requires candidate to opt for maths in their 11th and 12th grade.
CLAT paper consists of 5 sections;
1. English
2. General Knowledge and current affairs
3. Elementary Maths
4. Legal Aptitude
5. Logical reasoning
If you have took mathematics in 11th and12th grade, definitely you will get an ace over the paper.
Maths section will possibly help you to boost you score in exam.
For more details about exam refer this:
https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat
All the best!
Hope this helps!
Dear candidate here's the list of some of the best colleges for studying ECONOMICS :-
Since maths is also a subject which is taught in Economics hons so indeed these colleges are best for these subjects.
All the best
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Hello Suresh, if you are preparing for any exams which include 12th standard syllabus, you can opt for handbooks as they only contain formulae and they are easily carriable and can work as a reference tool or short revision tool whenever you require, I suggest you to buy Handbook of Maths, Physics, Chemistry by Arihant which is great for learning.
Hope this helps.
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