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Yes dear, you can pursue bcom honours without maths because it's not a necessary core elective subject to pursue this course and even most of the universities or colleges mathematics isn't required to pursue b.com honours.
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The eligiblity criteria for IPMAT lays down that you need to pass Class 12th from a recognised board and also score a minimum aggregate of atleast 60% marks to be eligible for it. There is no compulsion as to having maths as a Subject in class 12th in order
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Up-and-comers probably passed Diploma in Engineering and Technology and verified at least 50 % total imprints (for General class) and at any rate 45% total imprints (for saved/in reverse classification/Persons with Disability) having a place with Maharashtra State as it were.
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Books recommended for WBJEE Maths preparations are-
One should have the basic idea of how to approach a question. These books will help you deal the same.
Also for more details about WBJEE and how to
The eligiblity criteria for admission in the course of Computer Science differs from college to college. Each institute has it's own criteria for admission. Various colleges would require you to pass Class 12th board examination with Science subejcts in order to be eligible. A few colleges only require you
I will suggest you to opt maths in your msc course.
For pursuing M.Tech afte M.sc the only best way is to go through GATE.
GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is conducted by IISC in collaboration with IIT's every year, for providing admission into M.Tech, MS and integrated P.hd
Yes....if you want to give DU-JAT ENTRANCE EXAM .
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As of now, your primary focus should be on your graduation, to score good marks in it during the whole academic year. You can learn few skills if you're interested in, like financial accounting, tally, computer software and hardware courses,keeping in accordance with your future vision. You can do
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Maths is important for physics but the thing is most of the medical students don't opt for maths and in physics you are first taught basic maths like differentiation, integration etc so that you won't get any difficulty during your entire physics journey. So if you are a
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