B.A. in Political Science: This is the most traditional route and provides a strong foundation in political theory, comparative politics, international relations, and public policy.

B.A. in History: This program delves into historical events, societies, and cultures, equipping you with critical thinking, research, and communication skills.

B.A. in Political Science

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There are several institutions that offer B.Tech programs to PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) students without requiring mathematics in their Higher Secondary Certificate or 10+2 examination. Some of these institutions include VIT University, SRM University, and Manipal University, among others. However, please note that while mathematics may not be

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The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has also stated that mathematics, physics, and chemistry are not compulsory for B.E. and B. Tech degrees, making it feasible for students like you, with a Class 12 background in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), to pursue engineering programs like B. Tech

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Taking standard mathematics in class 10 is generally recommended for pursuing a career in the merchant navy, although it is not always a strict requirement. The primary pathway to join the merchant navy after high school typically involves pursuing a diploma or degree in marine engineering or nautical science,

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The minimum qualification required to pursue a career in merchant navy is 12th standard in science stream with PCM. So, it is advisable to opt for standard mathematics in Class 10 because without it, you will not be eligible to choose PCM in class 12.

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There is a good chance you can take Commerce in 11th grade even if you didn't study Maths in 9th and 10th, as long as you have approval for a substitute subject due to being specially abled.

While specific requirements might vary slightly depending on the board or college, Commerce

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If you fail in Maths in your 12th-grade exams, it could significantly impact your eligibility. You would need to pass all required subjects, including Maths, and meet the overall percentage criteria to be eligible for admission to NITs.

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You’re in 11th Commerce without Maths, and that’s perfectly fine. You still have great options to build a strong career. After 12th, you can go for courses like B.Com or BBA . After That you can do MBA or M.com , These courses are very popular, easy to understand,