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For pursuing BCA in future the stream of an individual choice in their class 12th must-have mathematics and Computer science. But mostly PCM and COMMERCE group students opt for BCA as their career. Since BCA is a three-year degree requires an exclusively engineered mind and also for those

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No, you cannot pursue a BBA at Delhi University without majoring in math in your last year of high school. If you want to apply to or continue with this programme at Delhi University, math must be a required subject in your senior year of high school.

You must

For BCA or Computer Application, the Mathematics that will be required the most is the 'Discrete Mathematics'. The course on Discrete Mathematics is offered by all the colleges which offers the course of BCA. SO the Mathematics that will be required to deal with the various subjects present in the

Hello Aspirant,

An aspirant who took basic mathematics in class 10th had the same syllabus but the question paper was simpler. Regardless, such learners are not suitable to embrace Mathematics at the 10+2 level. Such aspirants who took Basic Maths had different exam codes and report cards that mentioned this

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You can opt for commerce for your further studies, because you already have a base and there is Commerce and Accountancy optional for UPSC. You can choose this as your optional subject in UPSC. Choosing commerce will help you because you will be familiar with the subject.

You can

Dear aspirant,

Students who are preparing for jee mains must have the correct knowledge about which books should be referred.

The books for mathematics are as follows:-

• Objective Mathematics by R D Sharma
• Plane Trigonometry by S L Loney
• The Elements Of Coordinate Geometry by S L Loney
• Algebra by

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Yes, you can take admission in commerce with core maths subjects like Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Mathematics/ Informatics Practices and English .

with maths subject in commerce fields like

Bcom in Accounting and taxation

Bachelor in finance and investment

Bcom in management accounting

Charted accountant etc

Hello aspirant,

Calculating your aggregate PCM(Physics, chemistry and Mathematics) score in class 12th, you have got 44.67% in class 12th, which is below the required eligibility criteria for admission into various architecture colleges. So, Inspite of scoring good marks in NATA, you cannot take admission in Architecture colleges.

As per

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Here are some of the best books which are recommended by most of the toppers and will help you to clear your concepts and can get good understanding of the subject from both calculation point of view as well as theoretical knowledge- H C Verma for Physics, Cengage