Hello,

The eligibility criteria to appear for DU PG exam to get admission to M,Sc Chemistry is that a candidate must have passed 3 year B.Sc. (Pass)/B.Sc/ B.Sc. (General) from DU or recognized as equivalent to DU with minimum 55% aggregate marks. The Candidate must have passed 10+2 recognized with

Dear Aspirant,

KEAM preparation should be enough for SRMJEE as both are entrance examinations and have almost similar exam syllabus and pattern. However, some of the portions may vary hence it is advisable that you look into the syllabus and prepare accordingly.

With respect to using NCERT textbook for the

Hello Candidate,

You haven't specified which category you belong to. If you belong to the general category, however, your score is just on the cusp of being accepted into Delhi University's B.COM (/B.COM) Hons programme.

You can get into Delhi University if you are from a reserved group. These figures

Dear Anshika,

Actually it depends the the course you want to choose. Generally DU take top four subject into the consideration include one language subject also. If you want to take admission in Bsc maths then maths subject would be compulsory same for the physics and biology besides these you

Hi aspirants

since you didn't specify about particular college I will tell about common admission process in private university

Most of the universities and colleges give M.Sc. admissions to candidates on the basis of their performance in the entrance test. There are several universities that conduct their own entrance tests.

Dear Vani,

Below is the list of courses that you can pursue in Commerce field without Mathematics.

• B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce)
• BBA (Bachelor of Business  Administration)
• LLB (Bachelor in Law / Legum Baccalaureus)
• CS (Company Secretary)
• CMA (Certified Management Accountancy)
• CA (Chartered Accountancy)
• B.Com (H) (Bachelor of Commerce Honors)
• Bachelor

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you yes you can certainly take maths as a optional subjects in B.COM (//B.COM) as some schools offers as B.COM (//B.COM) with mathematics. B.COM (//mathematics.B.COM) with maths will be a great combination as it will certainly provide