Hello,

This actually depends on college to college, some colleges do allow admission, if you have received a passing certificate from your school board, but if they haven't given you a passing certificate then you have to give the improvement exam.

While some colleges and universities also give a criterion

Hello there,

To be eligible for the B.Pharm course in Kerala through the KEAM (Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical) exam, here are the important criteria you need to consider:

1. Subjects Required:

• You must have completed your Plus Two (12th grade) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics .
  
  
• Since you

Hello,

That's awesome that you're considering NFSC! Having Maths as an additional subject should be fine for admission, but it's always best to check the specific requirements on their website or contact the admissions office to be sure. It will help you understand better as well.

Hope this helps you,

Based on your PUC scores in Physics (79), Chemistry (90), Maths (91), and Biology (88), along with your CET score, you may have a chance at securing a seat in colleges, depending on the cutoff ranks and specific college requirements. The overall eligibility will depend on your category and college-specific

Yes, you can get admission to government BCA universities with both marksheets, as long as they meet the university's eligibility criteria. Your state board marksheet will validate your overall 12th completion, while the NIOS marksheet for Mathematics as an additional subject fulfills specific subject requirements for BCA, where Mathematics is

Yes, you are eligible for CUET if you completed 12th with Commerce from a State Board and took Mathematics as an additional subject from NIOS. CUET considers candidates who have passed 12th from recognized boards, including state boards and NIOS. For admission to DAVV Indore, ensure you meet their specific

Hello Riya,

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) even if you did not study mathematics in your senior secondary education.

Many BBA programs do not have strict math prerequisites, though some may require a basic understanding of mathematical concepts. It's advisable to check the specific admission

Hi aspirant,

While having mathematics as a primary or extra subject in 11th and 12th classes is extremely advantageous, it is not necessary to pursue finance management. Quantitative skills are crucial since finance relies largely on quantitative analysis, statistical modeling, and financial calculations.

All the best!