Hi

You can apply for good private universities or institutes as well  who are taking their own entrance exam and having their own admission criteria like:

SHIVNADAR UNIVERSITY

NORTHCAP UNIVERSITY

MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

BENNETT UNIVERSITY

IILM UNIVERSITY,GURUGRAM

LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

BML MUNJAL UNIVERSITY

AMITY UNIVERSITY

SRM UNIVERSITY etc

You

Hello Aspirant!!!

You have awesome marks in your CBSE exam. You surely have a chance to get admission into any branch through NTEA.

Ranks/Cutoff

1.CSE :- >1000

2.IT:- >2000

3.Electrical:- > 7000

Above ranks are approximate. I will attach you a link, you can refer it.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-cutoff

Hello student

In fact it may be said there is no practical Examination for maths and English in CBSE improvement examination system so so in the respective column they mention 3x

to denote that there is no need of practical Examination in the subject of maths and English in CBSE

Hi

As per our data yes you'll do BBA without mathematics. Just confirm you select the proper specialization

subjects and you wont face much problem. Having said that my personal advice to you'd be dont run

faraway from mathematics.

Work on the fundamentals properly and practice hard. Then you'll surely

Financial management requires quite basic level of math using different formulas which does additions or contractions or multiplication.

Accounting and cost management has less use of math . It largely involves presentation of data in a prescribed manner and calculations of ratios. So it only delas in addition and matching

Hey,

It is out of 100. The maths theory exam is of 80 marks and internal exam is of 20 marks but the total is is 100 marks.

Hi,

You have a variety of courses which you can opt for in your Undergraduate Course.

Few of the options include:

1. Bachelor of Commerce - B.Com (//B.Com) : This will mainly focus on Accountancy, Statistics, Management, Economics, Finance etc. So maths won't have a huge role to play here.

A student with computer science, Physics and Chemistry can pursue many technical and non technical courses like B.Pharma, BCA, B.A., B.Com, BJMC

Hello

Ofcourse you can take maths as an additional subject,

The percentage criteria by CBSE is "the marks of that additional subject are considered in which one scores higher". ... And the remaining subjects becomes additional whose marks won't be added to your main percentage . The subject you would