So as i can see you have failed in maths and chemistry which are fundamental subjects of engineering... Read more at: https://www.careers360.com/user/qna/my-answers

So as i can see you have failed in maths and chemistry which are fundamental subjects of engineering if you give the compartment exam of maths and you passed you will considered as failed in chemistry because chemistry is also your default subject and not an optional subject so you have to have to pass in both chemistry and maths to get into any engineering college in India. Yes you can ignore chemistry if you are intrested in computer science field as there is no need of chemistry in it so go for it but yes it required maths so much.

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Even if you passed the math portion of the compartment exam but failed the chemistry portion, you won't be deemed to have achieved a "overall pass" until you also passed the chemistry portion. The majority of colleges require you to pass in mathematics, chemistry, and physics in order to earn a B.Tech in CSE. Unless the college expressly permits PCM without Chemistry, which is uncommon, you cannot ignore Chemistry. You should study for and take the Chemistry compartment exam after passing Maths. You will be qualified for admission after passing all necessary courses. Although some universities offer diploma or lateral entry programs, a B.Tech typically requires a full Class 12 pass.

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