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Sarthak Tyagi
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Syllabus for Mathematics: Differential Equations, Statistics And Probability, Permutation & Combination, Integral Calculus, Mathematical Induction, Complex Numbers, Sets, Relations And Functions, Mathematical Reasoning, Trigonometry, Three dimensional Coordinate Geometry, Binomial Theorem And Its Simple Applications, Matrix & Determinants, Limit, Continuity And Differentiability, Co-Ordinate Geometry, Vector Algebra, Sequence & Series. Syllabus for Chemistry: Chemical Kinetics, Equilibrium, Purification And Characterisation Of Organic Compounds, Chemistry In Everyday Life, p Block Elements, Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen,
Syllabus for Mathematics: Differential Equations, Statistics And Probability, Permutation & Combination, Integral Calculus, Mathematical Induction, Complex Numbers, Sets, Relations And Functions, Mathematical Reasoning, Trigonometry, Three dimensional Coordinate Geometry, Binomial Theorem And Its Simple Applications, Matrix & Determinants, Limit, Continuity And Differentiability, Co-Ordinate Geometry, Vector Algebra, Sequence & Series. Syllabus for Chemistry: Chemical Kinetics, Equilibrium, Purification And Characterisation Of Organic Compounds, Chemistry In Everyday Life, p Block Elements, Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen,
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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No, you are not eligible to pursue Mathematics hons. course after 10+2 in Commerce stream. As to get admission in Maths hons course it is compulsory to have PCM as main paper in 10+2. So, you are not eligible to pursue Maths hons course.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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For M.Sc (Chemistry) you need B.Sc/B.Sc(Hons) Pass with 50% marks in aggregate (45% for SC/ST) with Chemistry as a regular subject at graduation level from a recognized University/Institute.
So, you are not eligible for M.Sc Chemistry, because of B.Sc Maths.
So, you are not eligible for M.Sc Chemistry, because of B.Sc Maths.
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Arpit Rastogi
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Definitely not, it all depends on your interest. The Department of Applied Sciences at NCU offers a wide range of courses in the areas of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics to build a strong foundation of students as a part of engineering education. The Department also offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in basic sciences. They educate a diverse group of students through a blend of rigorous and project-based curriculum and adopting unique teaching methodologies. Basic Sciences form the backbone for knowledge development not only for scientists but also for engineers. They focus is to produce scientists and engineers equippe
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello,
Admission process for B.Sc Math Honors is on merit basis. Any applicant who wants to take admission in any of the college or institute that offers this program should fill an admission form, which is available online. The college and institute or university will then issue a cut-off list that will ensure admission to any applicant who suffices the eligibility requirements.
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Admission process for B.Sc Math Honors is on merit basis. Any applicant who wants to take admission in any of the college or institute that offers this program should fill an admission form, which is available online. The college and institute or university will then issue a cut-off list that will ensure admission to any applicant who suffices the eligibility requirements.
Thank you.
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