Dear aspirant

Yes you can do BSC mathematics with additional maths along with commere stream.Because for doing BSC in mathematics you should have math in your 11&12 school with at least 50% Mark'.

There is no such requirements of any other subject accept mathematics.

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There are many books which can be refereed to look at the basic concept of derivatives. In class 11th book and 12th book NCERT a good explanation can be found. If you want a very brief summary then class 11th physics book can be looked upon it also contains good

Hello Aspirant.

As you've scored 67 percentage in class 12th and as you know that you need atleast 75%( for general) aggregate in 12th to get college through JEE main examination and BITSAT. And you need 60% in each subject pcm to get admission into vit through VITEEE. Henceforth, if

hello aspirant

according to research the the average cutoff for BSC Honours in maths is about 97% in Board examinations.

• Hindu colleges cut off is goes around 98% for mathematics honours
• Saint Stephen's College's the percentage is 97.5%
• For Gargi College it is 97%
• Dindayal Upadhyay college it is 97%

hello,

paper weightage is not known as paper is set by board officials and that is highly confidential. so you have to practice and cover all part as much as you can. Make a plan such that you will cover most of the topics in less time.

Start from easy

hello aspirant...

To get good marks in the 10+2 or equivalent higher education, you will have to work hard with good dedication and targettted towards your goal. YOu will have to concentrate on each subject equally so that you can maintain your targetted percentage. Always complete studying your portions before

Hello Saloni,

Both DU and JNU are great universities with ample of oportunities served. Both the universities offer these two courses.

But I would like to suggest you that for undergraduate courses you must give preference to Delhi Unversity and for your master's you must go for JNU.

As DU