Yes , you could be a part of mca program if you have math in graduation. For mca no wan: % but only a few university want fifty five% in graduation

To be eligible for an mca degree, students need to have a bachelor's degree in computer applications (bca) or

No, you don't need to solve the Biology or Maths section specifically if you are applying for Biomedical Engineering at SRM  when taking the SRMJEEE exam.

The SRMJEEE (SRM Institute of Science and Technology Joint Entrance Examination) is a common entrance exam for admission to all B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology)

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CUSAT CAT is specifically designed for admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT). While it's not the same as the national-level CAT exam for MBA, the preparation strategy can be similar in many aspects.

Before diving into preparation, it's crucial

Hello Avadhesh,

You have a chance if you're trying to find BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) schools that don't require maths as a subject in your 12th grade to be admitted! Particularly if you have studied science or commerce without mathematics, some universities offer BCA degrees without requiring mathematics in

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In order to get admission into IIT or any engineering college, you should have 5 subjects in your 12th class with a science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Math, CS/IP) which is compulsory.  You should have passed 12th grade from a UGC-recognised Board of Education with an aggregate percentage of

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To find the missing term in the series 30, 31, 34, 39, 46, let's analyze the pattern:

The difference between 31 and 30 is

31

−

30

=

1

31−30=1

The difference between 34 and 31 is

34

−

31

=

3

34−31=3

The difference between 39 and 34

No, having a commerce stream with Maths and IT disqualifies you for the Flying Officer role (pilot) in the Indian Air Force (IAF) through AFCAT (exam for IAF officers).

To be a pilot, IAF requires Physics and Maths at the 10+2 level [AFCAT eligibility].

However, your commerce background with IT

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To pursue an MBA in Finance after your B.Sc., you don’t need specific subjects in Class 13 (or your first year of B.Sc.) since MBA programs accept students from diverse educational backgrounds. However, strengthening your understanding of basic math, economics, and statistics can be beneficial, as finance heavily