If you're a Biology-Computer Science stream student in Class 12 and want to pursue a B.Sc Economics with Statistics without having taken Maths or Economics in 12th, you can consider colleges that offer admission based on your overall percentage in the science stream, and might not strictly require those subjects. Here are a few universities to explore:

You can consider Delhi University some colleges under Delhi University like the "Department of Economics" might consider your overall percentage in the science stream for admission to B.Sc Economics with Statistics,

Candidates coming from science background and who does not studied economics as a main subject in class 12 then 2 % will be deduct from their percentage in delhi University colleges like SRCC , LSR , HINDU , HANSRAJ and STEPHENS % they take admission on 12gh qualifying marks which is more than 98 percent.

You can also go for other options University of Hyderabad,University of Mumbai, Jadavpur University,amu etc.

work hard ....!! best of luck...

You can go for NEET exam as Code 7 will be the NEET qualifying code for candidates from overseas course like IB EXAM .The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) will decide whether a given course is equivalent to Class 12 boards. The appropriate marks will be determined by AIU if the qualifying exam is graded.

MCI and central government have decided that from 2018 NO INDIVIDUAL CAN TAKE ADMISSION IN MEDICAL COLLEGE WITHOUT QUALIFYING the neet exam it is mandatory you can get admission into medical colleges with this in india and abroad also.

if you are capable of going through MANAGEMENT QUOTA and you can afford it you need to qualify with minimum marks only

SO at least qualify to get admission through management quota or abroad.

NEET ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

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Talking about NIT K , is one among the top engineering institutions in India , so the expected cutoffs are also high

Considering that you are from EWS category and from HOME STATE here are the following cutoffs from all rounds . basically its starts from 1200 rank to 7000 rank .

there is no sectional cut-off for Maths and Physics in NITs, including NIT K the JEE Main cutoff for admission to NITs is calculated based on the overall aggregate marks across all three subjects (Maths, Physics, and Chemistry) without any separate sectional cut-off for individual subjects.

Hello,

To secure ECE at NITK (NIT Surathkal) under the EWS category (male, home state), you should focus on the following:

1. Target Percentile:

• Aim for 99+ percentile overall in JEE Mains.

2. Subject-wise Percentile Goals:

• Mathematics: Secure at least 95-97+ percentile. As mathematics often acts as a tiebreaker, prioritize this.
• Physics: Target 92-95+ percentile. Physics typically has moderate weight in ranking tiebreakers.
• Chemistry: Maintain 90-92+ percentile. Focus on NCERT and scoring topics.

3. Mock Test Scores:

• Mathematics: 65–75 marks out of 100.
• Physics: 55–65 marks out of 100.
• Chemistry: 50–60 marks out of 100.

4. Final Score Goal:

• An overall score of 200–220/300 in JEE Mains is realistic for ECE at NITK under the EWS category, considering trends.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Yes, it is possible to pursue a BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) even if you don't have Maths with Commerce in Class 12. Here’s why:

1. No Maths Requirement : Most BBA programs do not have a strict requirement for Maths in Class 12, although some may offer specializations that may benefit from a basic understanding of it.

2. Diverse Eligibility : BBA admissions are usually open to students from different streams, including Commerce, Arts, and Science. The focus is on general management skills rather than advanced Mathematics.

3. Entrance Exams : Many BBA colleges conduct entrance exams that may test general knowledge, reasoning, English proficiency, and current affairs, rather than Mathematics.

4. Specializations : Even without Maths, you can opt for various specializations like Marketing, HR, Finance, etc., which focus more on business strategy, management, and communication.

5. Skill Development : The BBA course focuses on practical business skills, leadership, and decision-making, rather than heavily relying on Maths concepts.

So, according to the Eligibility criteria for BBA, you can pursue BBA.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

How Many Courses in BA?

A BA course has a lot of courses, which can be divided into the following:

• Language and Literature: English, Hindi, regional languages, etc.
• Social Sciences : Sociology, Psychology, History, Political Science, Economics.
• Humanities: Philosophy, Fine Arts, Music.
• Specializations: International Relations, Journalism, Public Administration.

Easiest Way to Become District Magistrate/Collector

Becoming a District Magistrate or Collector requires one to clear the CSE conducted by UPSC.

• Recommended Degree: There is no particular requirement, but a BA in Political Science, Public Administration, or Economics would be helpful to understand the governance and policy-related issues.
• Path: Complete graduation, start preparing for UPSC, and choose subjects according to your interest and syllabus.

B.Sc. in Computer Science (Without Maths/Science)

B.Sc. in Computer Science has mathematics as a part of its curriculum. However:

• Options: Identify colleges that offer BA or BCA in Computer Science as they may have much less emphasis on advanced maths.
• Career Options: Software Development, Data Entry, UI/UX Designing, Basic IT Support.

How Many Courses in B.Sc.?

BSc has a wide range of courses:

• Pure Sciences - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics
• Applied Sciences - Computer Science, Information Technology, Agriculture, Bio-Technology
• Specialist Fields - Animation, Data Science, Environmental Science, Nursing

How to Enter the IT/Software Career

To get into an IT/software career:

• Pursue B.Sc. in Computer Science , BCA , or any related IT course.
• Acquire relevant skills: Coding (Python, Java, etc.), Web Development, Data Analysis.
• Internships or certifications in areas such as Cloud Computing or Cybersecurity.

If you do not want to be a part of the software industry with advanced science knowledge, then a BCA or diploma course in IT might be more suitable for you.

Hello,

It is a bit challenging to find colleges in Delhi NCR offering a BCA program where Mathematics is not a mandatory subject, for most BCA programs traditionally prefer candidates with a mathematical background. Some institutions may grant arts students admission to BCA based on their studies of Computer Science or Information Practices in class 10+2; they might even waive mathematics based on specific criteria set by them.

Options for Arts Students for BCA in Delhi NCR:

1. Amity University, Noida

• Amity University provides flexibility in eligibility for BCA programs and might consider students without Mathematics if they have other relevant subjects or qualifications.

Explore Amity University BCA

2. Sharda University, Greater Noida

Sharda University may allow arts students to enroll in their BCA program based on overall eligibility criteria and interviews.

Explore Sharda University BCA

3. Other Private Universities and Colleges:

Some private universities and institutions in Delhi NCR may consider arts students on a case-to-case basis. It is recommended to check their specific eligibility criteria.

Hi

The second exercise of the NCERT Class 7 Mathematics chapter on Algebraic Expressions  focuses on simplifying , adding and subtracting algebraic expressions .

Below are some examples and concepts that are likely covered in this exercise :

1. Terms : Parts of an expression separated by + or - signs .

2. Like Terms : Terms with the same variables and powers .

3. Coefficient : The numerical factor of a term ( is the coefficient ) .

4. Constant : A term without any variables (e.g., ).

5. Addition or Subtraction of Expressions : Combine like terms by adding or subtracting their coefficients .

6. Simplification : Rearrange and combine like terms to make an expression concise.

Hope this helps .

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Hello aspirant,

Candidates constantly search for strategies to get high scores on tests like JEE Main in order to secure admission to prestigious engineering schools. Important subjects and chapters for JEE Main 2025 are among the fundamental queries that students frequently have when preparing for the test.

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