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Hello there, I hope you are doing well.

See for bachelor in computer Applications, students from commerce, arts, and science are free to study bca. It's not necessary you should study maths or computer. Some colleges do prefer their students to be from science or with background in

Hello Sandhya,

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The answer depends on your a abilities and interests. Bachelor of commerce mostly comprises of Subjects of Accountancy, economics, business mathematics, business statistics, business law, corporate law, macro and micro economics, company law, income tax law, corporate accounting, business economics etc.

So, it totally

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If you are strong in your higher secondary mathematics then it wont be a difficult task. For every stream, first year mathematics would be same. But you need to focus on your higher secondary mathematics as it acts as a building block for your first year. If you are

The minimum eligibility criteria for the MSc Mathematics course is student should have passed B.Sc. (Mathematics) or B.Sc. (Mathematics with Computer Science Applications) or any other relevant degree with Mathematics and English as main subjects with a minimum of 60% marks. The minimum percentage varies from University to University.

Here's

Hello Candidate,

If you want to get very good marks from your self preparation in IIT-JEE, then it needs full dedication and hard work. If you can't afford offline coachings due to money issue, then don't worry. You can use online resources like You Tube . Some very experienced teachers

Dear Aspirant ,

Exam pattern of the exam might get changed regularly ,

you must visit college website or must visit the college campus for more detailed information ,

For more information about B.sc maths course check the link given below :

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc-in-mathematics-degree-colleges-in-india

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Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query while studying Economics Hons Maths would be one of the most important subjects. If you had maths in 10+2 it would be a bit easier for you to catch up with in college.  Also for a career in economics