Hello Bhavesh

After 12th commerce without maths , you have ample of course you can opt for.I am mentioning some of the course here.

• You can do professional course like CA,CS,CMA.
• You can do any commerce undergraduate course like B.Com and BBA.
• If a students want to go for Civile

Hello Keya

It's great that you wish you build your career where your interest is. So, to continue following your interest and giving it a shape, you can pursue Bachelor's of Science in Economics which studies social sciences as well as analyzes the operations of production and consumptions which comprises

Hello,

There is no practical in maths subject. They are hard problems and have some ways to solve it but the answer at the end is one.

You can't change  the output and say it is also a solution which is completely wrong. For this there is no practical. Maths

Hey there,

Hope you’re having a great day.

I would like to inform you that for clarification, the eligibility is that aspirant must have Master's degree in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics with atleast 55% marks. Candidates having majored in Physics or Chemistry should have had Mathematics atleast up to the

Hey there,

For preparation of CDS you need to have your basics clear for which you'll need to study maths from earlier classes.

They ask advanced maths, so you'll have to study 11th and 12th class too..  Focus in +2maths though.

Dear candidate,

Yes, you can apply for JEE Mains 2020 as you studied physics and mathematics  so out of 75 questions you will be able to solve upto 50 questions according to the model paper 2020 because, you are not aware of the concepts in chemistry that means the maximum

Hey,

There is no specific post as a mathematician in UPSC. Also, I would suggest you not to continue maths, since you don't like it. You may feel like you can solve any problem for now, but there will be problems that you won't be able to solve if you