Hello Alok,

There are several courses you can opt for after 12th without Maths in Delhi. You can go for BBA, BCA, BCom, BBM etc. These courses you can do it without  maths and you can either go for Government exams like SSB, CDS etc

I hope it helps

Thank

Admission to BS courses at IIT is offered on the basis of JEE Advance and not JEE Main at this percentile you will surely qualify for jee advance.

You can calculate your rank by the following formula

(100-Percentile score)*869010/100, Therefore your rank is 37628

If the number of student get

Hello Paras,

To get admission in the shree Ram College of commerce, you need to get above 95 percent as the score of your best 4 subjects.

In the link given below, you can check the previous year cut offs of SRCC-

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://university.careers360.com/articles/srcc-cutoff/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiS84bYytPnAhXMF3IKHcsAAgoQFjAOegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw1_Kbkxg3GSjYB2BwIKrr6Z&ampcf=1

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

Hello,

To get a seat in engineering the cut off marks required in Maths , Physics , Chemistry are that you need to get atleast 60% of total marks . It may vary with different entrance exams . Some exams just require 50% of the total marks .

Hope this

Hello,

I hope your Board Exam Preparations are going well. Now coming to you question - I think NCERT books are sufficient enough for scoring high. Especially in maths & chemistry , most of the questions are directly asked from NCERT books.

However you can take reference from books like

Hello!

No, only male candidates who are unmarried are eligible for NDA exam. Women's are not allowed to take NDA exam, of you are interested in joining defence then you can write CDS-OTA exam, afcat exam, etc. Check the link below to know the detailed eligibility for nda exam.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria

Hello Asis,

The syllabus for BHU UET Maths Group includes Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

For preparing well for the exam,at first you need to go through the whole syllabus.

Prepare a timetable and divide each subject in equal time.

Prepare proper notes so that it will be easier for you

Hello Kirti,

All it depends on the course you are opting for. The best four subjects are different in every course. Although including one language subject is compulsory but for maths it depends on the course you are opting.

For this you need to check the website of Delhi University