Yes, Students with Physics, Chemistry and Maths in their 10+2, can study Btech in any subject or stream. So you can go for Btech in any IT fields.

Feel free to put down your queries in the comment section.

Both of these courses are different in their syllabus and the way of learning. B COM is more focused on the theory aspects of the commerce, while the BBA is more focused on the practical aspects of the business and therefore have fewer or less complex theory subjects and therefore

Right after your 12th, you will face these two undergrad courses as a choice. BBA stands for Bachelor of Business Administration and B. Com stands for Bachelor of Commerce. Both the courses are highly sought-after owing to their career prospects and higher education opportunities they both bring.

BBA leads to

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with the percentage you have scored in your 10+2  if belonging to  reserved category you may get admission for the course B.Sc maths hons in delhi university , talking about how to get admission then you need to fill the application form of delhi university and BS.c maths hons

Manish, you ideally cannot stick to one book when it comes to JEE Mains and JEE Advanced because the intensity of the exams is going to be deep in JEE Advanced. So you might have to revisit that strategy. We can suggest few books for you:

Objective Mathematics by RD

To be eligible for NEET, you should have completed your 12th, passed in all subjects and secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Now when we say in Passed in All subjects, if Mathematics has been your Additional subject and doesn't show up in your 12th

The intake is of 60 seats. Yes all the courses Computer, Maths and stats that you've mentioned are decent enough in the Christ University.

Career Scope and Opportunities available : the students after graduation with a major from Computer Science and Mathematics offer high-level programming skills and experience to a

Hi aspirant ,

Yes you are eligible for admission in diploma courses in college.

Best of luck

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Yes, the NCERT textbook is good for the CBSE 10th Board exam for the Mathematics subject. Most of the CBSE board questions are based on the NCERT prescribed books.

You can check out the NCERT Books for Class 10 Maths to learn more about the important topics included in