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I hope you are doing welll. As per your query , I would like to inform you that persuing masters in maths with computer science is a very good option. It will open various of number of opportunities in IT industries and teaching field . I would suggest

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If you study commerce with mathematics then you have so many good career options dear. Like you can prepare for CA examination. It will be great. You can prepare yourself for banking job. You can apply any private companies for accountant. So mathematics is very helpful in your commerce.

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The course of commerce without without maths are are economics, BCom Honours e commerce, BCom computer, chartered accountant, financial accounting, BCom banking and insurance, BMS. BBA IT, BMM etc. In Bcom Honours course there is a separate paper of maths but in the plain become course there is

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The eligibility criteria to appear for MHT CET is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects along with any of Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical/ Vocational subjects from a recognized board. Candidates belonging to general category and the candidates from

Hello Devanshu,

Yes, your teacher is very right about this. You could have only changes your basic maths to standard maths in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. CBSE allowed it because of covid-19. For now, at least, there is no notification that states that you can do that in

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First of there are many reputed journalists who don't have a traditional background as in graduation from the field of journalism and mass communication, still they have done good for themselves, there are many graduates from social science, humanities background such as those with English(Major) choose to go for

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Well the eligibility criteria for master entrance exam would want you to have a certain amount of passing percentage in your last qualifying examination that is your bachelor's degree in this case. So the high school percent won't matter as a eligibility criteria and anyway you have passed the