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Hello Mahendra,

To get MCA admission for the 2025 batch as a B.Com graduate without 12th Mathematics but with Statistics in both 12th and B.Com:

1. Eligibility : Most universities accept Statistics as an alternative to Mathematics. Confirm with Gujarat University for specific requirements.
   
   
2. Bridge Course : If PCM is mandatory, complete a bridge course in Mathematics from an approved institution.
   
   
3. Entrance Exams : Prepare for exams like GUJCET or NIMCET (application period: Feb-April 2025). Focus on Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, English, and Computer Awareness.
   
   
4. Documents : Keep your 10th, 12th, and graduation mark sheets ready, along with entrance exam results.
   
   
5. Alternative Universities : Consider private universities with flexible criteria if needed.

Contact Gujarat University for exact details.

For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

Link: https://www.careers360.com/courses/mca-master-of-computer-applications

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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Schools cannot legally withhold a student's admit card for unpaid fees if it prevents them from appearing in board exams. Admit cards are issued by the board (e.g., CBSE, ICSE), and schools act only as facilitators.

1. Right to Education : Denying a student access to board exams violates the fundamental right to education under Article 21A of the Constitution of India.

2. School Fees Disputes : While schools can pursue fee recovery through legal or administrative means, they cannot punish students academically for financial disputes.

3. Seek Help : Reach out to your school principal, explaining your situation, or write to the board requesting intervention. Provide proof of partial payment.

4. Legal Action : If the issue persists, contact a legal aid organization or child rights commission in your area to prevent further action by the school.

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4. Click "Read Now" to read any material or pdf.

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Hello aspirant,

Students studying for the extremely challenging JEE Mains test will benefit greatly by using the practice papers available. Following the most recent JEE Mains format, these papers offer a range of multiple-choice (MCQ) and numerical-type problems in the subjects of mathematics, physics, and chemistry in one location. Students who practice with sample papers become more accustomed to the format of the JEE Exam and improve their accuracy, speed, and confidence.

To get the sample papers, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-sample-papers

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Course Structure:

The course structure usually involves lectures, laboratory work, and sometimes seminars and even internships.
The Forensic Science components include:
Forensic Biology (DNA analysis)
Forensic Chemistry (drug & material identification)
Toxicology (analysis of poisons & toxins)
Fingerprint analysis
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Modules on Criminology cover topics such as:
Theories of criminal behavior
Victimology (study of victims)
Criminal justice system
Penology (study of punishment)
Social factors that influence crime
Eligibility:
Most institutes want Class 12 (or equivalent) in the Science stream with a minimum score (most universities prefer around 50%) in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and sometimes Mathematics.
Some institutions may require entrance exams for admissions. The exam may be an institution-specific exam or even a national-level exam, like CUET, Common University Entrance Test .
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Students can have their career in any of the following areas.
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The fee of course can be varied depending upon the college, that is, anywhere from a few thousand rupees per year to several lakhs.
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Hello Tejas

Here's Books for SSC HSCL preparations . you can consider the following books as well :

1. R.D. Sharma ( Mathematics ) - Comprehensive for Maths .

2. Wren & Martin ( English Grammar ) - Essential for English .

3. Lucent ( General Knowledge ) - Great for GK .

4. NCERT ( Class 10 & 12 ) - Core subjects like Maths , Science and Social Science .

5. S. P. Bakshi ( Objective General Knowledge ) -  Best for competitive exams .

6. R.S. Aggarwal & Pradeep  ( Science ) - Good for Physics , Chemistry and Biology .

These books cover major subjects for both SSC and HSLC exams .

ALL THE BEST

Contact Your University or College:

Direct Approach: You can reach out to the administrative office of your university or college. They would be in possession of your hall ticket number.
Alumni Association: If your institution has an active alumni association, they might be able to provide you with your hall ticket number.
Scour Old Academic Documents and Certificates:

Search your old academic documents or certificates that carry your hall ticket number.
Go through your personal records, old files, boxes, or even digital backups.
Reach Out to Your Classmates:

They should give you a clue or lead you in the right direction to find the information.
Get Help from the Board of Examinations:

If you recall the name of the board that conducted your exam, say CBSE, ICSE, State Board, etc. Approach their office. Since they have the records or archives, they might be able to provide you with your hall ticket number.
Different educational institutions and boards have varying processes for accessing old academic records.
The most obvious step would be to initiate an action of contacting your university or college.