Hello Sharon

I hope you are doing good. As per your query, I would glad to inform you that for doing bcoms its not compuslory to have mathematics  in your 10+2 as your main subjects . For to be eligible to do bcom hons in international finance acccouting , onne

Hello,

Yes to be eligible for DU JAT candidates should have scored at least 60 per cent marks in aggregate in four subjects that include Mathematics, English and any other two subjects from the list of elective subjects. Maths is compulsory to be eligible for DU JAT. The Delhi University

Hello Aspirant,

The top 10 colleges for BSc Hons mathematics are

(1) St. Stephen's college, New Delhi

(2) Hindu college, New Delhi

(3) Chandigarh University, Chandigarh

(4) Lady Shri Ram college for women, New Delhi

(5) Jain University, Bangalore, Karnataka

(6) Miranda house, New Delhi

(7) Dolphin PG College, Fetehgarh

Dear Aspirant,

given below are some of the top BBA colleges in the city of Mumbai,

• Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics
• NMIMS
• Amity University
• Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce
• Alkesh Dinesh Mody Institute For Financial and Mangement Studies
• Bombay Stock Exchange Institute
• St. Andrews College of Arts,

Hello,

Since you're from a commerce background, you are not eligible to pursue B.Tech. B Tech is an engineering course and it is mandatory for the Candidate that he/she must have pursued Mathematics Physics and Chemistry as core Subjects in 12th and the Candidate must have scored 50 percent (depends

Dear Student,

Here is the syllabus of KEAM for you:

Physics Syllabus:

• Atomic Nucleus.
• Waves.
• Dual Nature of Matter and Radiations.
• Introduction and Measurement.
• Description of Motion in one Dimension.
• Description of Motion in Two and Three Dimensions.
• Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Rotation.
• Gravitation.
• Mechanics of

Some of the removed topics in maths II a syllabus is-Part 1.2.8 of complex numbers and exercise 1(b)

2)3.3 and 3c of quadratic equations.

3)4.4 and 4d of theory of Equations.

4)5.2.1 and 5.6.1 derivaton of npr and ncr formula

5)Full binomial theorem

6)8.4 and 8(a) in Measures of Dispersion.

Hello,

If you are interested in mathematics then you have to go for mathematics honours. And then you can do MSc in mathematics and after that complete your PhD. Then you got a professor job in college. Otherwise you do b.ed for school teacher. You can go for research as

Dear Student,

After the completion of your graduation from a BSc Mathematics degree, you can pursue courses like, MCA, M.Sc IT, actuarial sciences, MBA or M.Sc in Mathematics. You can do M.Sc in Statistics after completing graduation in this. For getting the most out of this course, it's best to