Hello,

From your proflile it seems you belong to Kerala, you can check out Kerala SSLC previous year papers at https://school.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/jnvst-class-6-sample-paper-2020

this will make you familiar with the pattern of the examination, marking scheme, important topics, weightage etc,

through consistent practice you can analyze your level of preparation in terms

Hi there! In response to your query if you are planning to go for genetic engineering; the engineering sciences do require a prior knowledge of mathematics hence it would render you ineligible for the above course. However there are some institutes which do bridge courses for the students to make

Hello aspirant,

Below I am referring you the best of the books that you can follow to ace yoru JEE mains exam preparation;

For PHYSICS :

Concepts of physics for JEE - H.C. Verma (Vol. I and Vol. II)

Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & walker

Understanding Physics by

Hi aspirant,

Yes you can pursue Economics course without Mathematics in your 12 th standard. Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent exam in relevant subjects from a recognised Board or College.

Courses you can try are listed below.

°B. Sc Economics

°B.Com Economics

°B.A. Economics, etc.

Admission into these

hello aspirant,

YES, you can apply for CET delhi. The eligibility criteria to apply for CET Delhi is as follows :

• Candidates aspiring for admission in Diploma in Engineering or Occupational courses must appear for Test 1 in Delhi CET.
• The candidates must have passed Class 10 ^th with a

Hello aspirant,

Although Mathematics is not compulsory to study for BBA course, but there are some colleges like NMIMS SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, in which mathematics is compulsory for admission. It is because the curriculum there is very exhaustive and requires quantitative and analytical skills.

Further, to know more about the

Hi Raj!
To be eligible for MCA, candidate either must have mathematics in 10+2 or must have completed BCA as undergraduation or mathematics as a subject in UG. If any one of these three conditions satisfy then he/she is eligible for MCA.

But as you mentioned that you have neither

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for BCA is passed 10+2 from a recognized board in any stream , the required aggregate may vary depending upon the college,

admission process may be done through entrance tests such as AIMA UGAT/IPU CET/SUAT/BUMAT/GSAT to name a few, or it can be based on the

Hello Aspirant ,

From your profile I can assume that you are in class 10 and you are talking about your boards examination , if you score only 29 marks in Mathematics in your boards examination you will fail this subject as 33 marks (33% of 100) is the minimum

Hello,

In order to opt for a degree in Geography, its certainly not important to have other subjects as Maths or Sociology in your 12th. You can definitely pursue a bachelors degree in Geography without them. You did have geography in your 12th and that is more than enough for