Hi Neelu,

According to your query, the greatesh and the smallest 4-digits numbers by using any one digit twice. digit 7 is always at ones place

Digit 7 is always at one's place
Greatest - 9 9 8 7
Smallest - 1 0 0 7

Explanation:

In case of the

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You can check your mailbox, you must have got messages .  From those messages you can get your roll number or check your laptop or computer from which you had filled application. You must  musthave You   be must  have saved some data or  your neet admit card. You

Hey aspirant,

It is really difficult to provide you with a proper answer as you have not mentioned your category and also the course you are interested in

However, as you have mentioned your pcm percentages, I'll provide you with the details for B.Sc courses.

For B.Sc honours you must

Hello aspirant,

Banaras Hindu University (BHU) does not offer BCA course but they have BA, BSc (honc), Bcom and also Post graduate courses.

Admission to the undergraduate and postgraduate courses are through the entrance test conducted by the university.

Check below link for complete details about courses in Banaras Hindu

Dear Aspirant ,

There are certain requirements that are prescribed by the authorities and all candidates will have to meet the requirements in order to be eligible for IMU CET 2020.

If the candidates do not meet IMU CET 2020 eligibility criteria then their application will be rejected.

The academic

Hey khushbu,

I hope you are doing well,

I like you to say that for Bcom you can apply without maths but for hons you must have maths. Also every university/institute has its own criteria. In SET for BCom hons maths is required. BHU Bcom hons you should have economics

Hello aspirant,

As a student currently pursuing engineering in Electronics and Communication, I can assure you that the syllabus is almost entirely dependent on physics and its principles. Maths is of course an essential part in ECE, but we have some direct applications of plus two and plus one physics