Yes, having maths you will be eligible for B.Sc CS/IT.

As far as the second part of your Question is concerned, considering the career scope and placement prospects in ths IT/Software/Services Industry, I would say you must pursue MCA from some of the Good NITs after B.Sc. CS/IT. You need

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Well if you are planning to join Indian institute of technology for masters in physics or other science subjects then you need to qualify the JAM that is joint admission test. This test is conducted every year for admission in different academic courses on all the different IITs. You

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There us no such barrier for students who want to pursue MBBS degree after their graduation is completed.

But one major eligibility which needs to be met in order to take admission into various MBBS colleges is a minimum of 50% (for general category) marks in your 10+2. As

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The book is literally very good for students in order to develop their basics for the subjects. The students who doesn't understand the concepts and theorems easily and spend their most of the time learning it, this book is best for them.

It explains every concept and theorems in

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As you have not mentioned the exam you are preparing  for so I am saying for both the exams, NEET and JEE.

Yes the books seems perfectly fine if you are preparing for NEET exam. Along with this book solving past year questions will work as a perfect combination.

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I hope you are doing well

Now let me go through your question

We generally suggest to you becase it helps to clear your basic concepts and doing some question. If you clear your base then practising previous year question papers and mock test and while doing practice

Hello candidate,

The admission for Bsc physics is given on merit basis in Delhi University. The eligibility criteria to fill the application form is passing 10+2 from a recognised board with physics, mathematics and chemistry as compulsory subjects with a minimum of 50% marks.

There is no extra aptitude/entrance test

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Yes ,you can qualifying neet to exam even if you attempt only biology and don't attempt Physics and Chemistry i. e get zero marks in physics and chemistry.

This is because

There is no sectional cutoff in NEET examination i. e there is no separate cut off for each

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The eligibility criteria to be eligible for AFCAT Ground Duty technical branch is that a Candidate must have passed 10+2 with a minimum 50% aggregate marks Physics and Mathematics individually and must have passed a minimum of four years degree graduation/integrated post-graduation qualification in Engineering/ Technology from recognized University