hey,

i hope you are doing well , see the thing is that no evaluator or checker want their students to get failed in any of the subjects, they do try their best to get you passed,but if have not written anything right or related to the question asked then

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you can study biotechnology after passing your class 12th without maths.

As you have studied biology in class 12th, you fullfill the basic eligibility which is that you must have studied PCB in your class 12th and your aggregate percentage would be 50% or more.

Also I'll

For a good preparation of IAS, you must study the subjects like Economics, Public administration or Political Science and Basic maths.

Since, you are already choosing maths as a optional subject, keep economics and political science in your curriculum as well, for you don't face much difficulty while preparing for

Hello Aspirant !

First congrats to get good marks in class 12th . At this marks you got many colleges in Delhi university. I mention cut off marks of some college . You can check which college is suitable for you.

Cut off marks link :- https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff

May this information

The minimum eligibility for BSc maths is a pass degree in 10+2 or equivalent examination in Science stream with at least 50% marks obtained by candidates in Mathematics subject or in aggregate from a recognized board or Institute, and

The minimum eligibility for BSc Physics is 10+2 from PCM/PCB (

The basic eligibility for BSc Forensic Science course is 10+2 with minimum aggregate of 70% in science stream.

So, you need to have science stream in your 12th, and qualify your boards with a minimum of 70%, then you can get admission into your choice of course.

The procedures to download GSEB HSC previous year question paper is given in the below link. You can download the GSEB HSC question papers for physics, chemistry, Maths and Biology from the below link

https://school.careers360.com/articles/gseb-hsc-question-papers