Unfortunately, maths is one of the compulsory subjects you need in 10+2, if you want to do Btech irrespective of any brach. Technology cannot be studied without maths.

Although if you're genuinely interested in biotechnology you can go for B.Sc in biotechnology or diploma, these courses just need the candidate

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I hope you are doing good . I am very very sorry to inform you that CUSAT doesnt offer courses bachelors of sciences in any stream so their wont be any entrance for this course . Moreover, courses offered by cusat for under graudation are BA ,LLB

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I hope you are doing good . I would glad to tell you that for getting eligible for bsc maths hons course , you should have passed your 12th from a recongised board with some decent percentage like 50percent which is generally in every college with mathematics

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To qualify for admission a candidate must score sectional cut off marks and overall cut off marks as well. For admission to NISER Section-wise Minimum Admissible Score is calculated for all 4 sections separately so it is mandatory to attempt questions from all the sections. For admission in to

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see to tell the truth in current industry what matters is skill, bca and mca are another option to join in Information technology industry besides b.tech, m.tech and M.sc course. however students who has  latest technology knowledge and getting job in relevant sectors. Its  true that markets are saturated

Hello aspirant,

Mathematics is not a compulsion to study BCA degree. Yes, with PCB in 12 th standard you can study Bachelor of Computer Applications. The minimum marks required in 12 th standard or equivalent exam is 50 % from a recognised Board. Some colleges considers and separates mathematics and

Dear student,

To become IAS Officer you should have minimum Bachelor's degree.

Step Wise qualification for IAS Officer

1. 10 th standard from a recognised Board

2. 12 th standard or equivalent exam with any stream from a recognised Board.

3. Bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised University

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To be honest scoring 240/300 in jee main is not a very easy task but by studying with dedication and perseverance you can definitely achieve it. And to help you to prepare and score well , we have jEE main knockout program , the link for the same is

Yes dear you are allowed to do the ruff work for the calculations of the numerical questions.

There are some guidelines that are issued before the starting of the test you just have to abide them. So, that you do not face any problem

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Nope! The syllabus will comprise of 11 and 12. If you have prepared for JEE or any entrance then it will be enough for you. In general BHU got students who are mainly JEE Aspirants not getting good branches in NIT's/ IIT's. So you will have a moderate competition with