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Yes , you are eligible for doing B Pharma.

This is because,

To be eligible for B Pharma or bachelors in pharmacy, you must have passed your 12th board examination with physics chemistry and Biology/Mathematics and generally you need 50% marks  in aggregate to be eligible  . So both

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Dear candidate hope you are doing well, the link mentioned below will provide you all the information about the eligibility criteria.

According to the official site, Group B requires Mathematics in 12th.

To know more: https://eci.gov.in/files/file/11927-filling-up-posts-of-deo-grade-d-deo-grade-b-and-deo-gradea-in-the-eci-on-deputation-basis/

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Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that in general, most of the countries offer M.Sc Computer Science instead of M.Tech or MCA degree as offered in India. The possibility of getting admission in a good college in M.Sc Computer Science abroad is difficult

Hi Aspirants,

for those who are weak in maths and who belive in making a good business for an organisation and prove themselves then they can try with B.B.A as it stands for Bachelor of Business Administration. It is a job oriented management course. Students who have passed 12th standard

The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct DU JAT 2020 for BBA admission to Delhi University colleges .

Hi Adarsh,

JRF is Junior Research Fellow, a exam named CSIR UGC Test for JRF and Eligibility for Lectureship (CSIR UGC NET) is conducted for this. Students qualifying JRF (NET) will be awarded a fellowship which is valid for a period of 2 years for joining the fellowship under CSIR.

• Dear Aspirants ,
• After completing the Bachelor of Science B.Sc Mathematics an aspirant is faced with two options to pursue a career- either opt for higher studies or get a job in the public or private sector. The major career options after the course are in the fields of:
• Accountancy

Hello,

After completing BSC Maths, you can go for a job or you can pursue higher studies like MSc in Mathematics/ IT Acutarial Sciences, MBA,MCA, PhD...

JOB OPPORTUNITIES :

• Teaching
• Banks
• Software development companies
• Political, Military
• Intelligence bodies
• Research and development
• Government Jobs
• Colleges/ Universities
• Technical Journals
• Utility companies
• Commerce

Dear student,

How are you doing ?, it's nice to see you aspiring to be an IAS OFFICER.

Now I would like to say. Your maths from 10th is like a piece of cake compared to higher classes like 11th or 12th. So when you enter your 11th class and

Hello!

This method might work for boards but for tough competitive exams like JEE and NEET, the important thing you must do is to attempt different questions. On a single topic, many kinds of questions can be framed with varying difficulty. So it is essential to practice more. Ofcourse, it