Maths
hi,
see your score is really good, however if you are interested for mathematics and physics oriented subject you should go for
bsc in physics/ mathematics/electronics science/ computer science/data science/bsc in economics
if you are interested in chemistry and biology oriented course you may go for,
bsc in chemistry/bio technology/food
Hello Aspirant
Yes Mathematical Reasoning and Physics are included in UPSC Examination
So the UPSC is divided into 3 Parts:Prelims,mains and Personal Interview
In prelims there are two parts namely
Each of the above paper are for 200 marks and the topics covered in these papers are
Hi,
Sorry to say that but if you want to apply for Bcom Hons then you must have maths in your 12th standard. You can get admission in Bcom without maths but for Bcom Hons maths is a compulsory subject in your +2 class. Though for your best of four
Hello,
As you have correctly mentioned, you can apply only for NDA/NA (1) 2020 in the Army wing since you don't have Maths and Physics.
But, you don't have to opportunity to skip the Maths test. It is important for you to score the paper-wise cutoff for Maths paper also.
A commerce student can do a graduation in Archaeology if he is really interested. Mostly arts students pursue this course but you can pursue the course. You can do a Diploma course in Indian Archaeology. You can do a Bachelor's Degree in Indian History & Culture, Degree in Archaeology.
You can get more marks than 45 in JEE mains in the maths subject. For getting the good marks in JEE mains maths you have to practice more and more different type of numericals, problems.
You have to be clear with all your doubts and with your formulas and
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