Hello there

Hope you're doing good.As I can see that you are confused in between the basic math and standard math so let me tell you the difference between these the only difference between these two is that standard math if you are taking then you can study mathematics in

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have got 78 percentile in JEE mains and taking into consideration that you belong ews category. So let me tell the cut off generally stays around 80 percentile.

So, its a very neck to neck situation. Even if you will qualify JEE

Yes, you can do BCA. You may even pursue B.Sc. in Mathematics or Statistics followed by MCA, perhaps from some of the Good NITs or Central Universities followed by a strong career in the IT, Services or Software Sector. You may even pursue Engineering in CSE or IT followed by

Hello Sarita,

Hope you are doing well.

Your application form might have been rejected because the course you want to enroll in requires you to have studied Math as a subject in your 10+2. The eligibility criteria for particular course does not changes with subsequent cut-offs.

Hope this helps. For

Hey Akul!

The NIMCET is the route to get into M.C.A. courses at the top 10 NITs that are participating.

The eligibility criteria for NIMCET are as follows:-

• The minimum marks required by General or OBC candidates are 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA on a 10 point scale. Whereas, for

No, BBA is not a tough subject for those who are weak in mathematics. Though there is quantitative mathematics in BBA, it has a lesser weightage. BBA is all about taxation and arithmetic skills, which is quite easy if you put a little effort. If you are really interested in

Aspirant, please accept my greetings.

I hope everything in your life is going well right now.

Please accept my apologies for telling you, but I think that after the application form has been submitted, these changes will not be taken into account. Similar occurrences have occurred in the past, and

Hello Kunjam!

You can finish your schooling with any subject that interests you. After completing your 12th, if you are keen in only studying Human Resource Management and don't want to do any other degree then you can consider studying a Bachelor of Business Administration degree (BBA) with specialization in