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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The eligibility criteria of M.Sc. Mathematics of IIT Delhi is a Bachelors degree with minimum 55% of marks for general and OBCs and must have studied maths at least two years/four semesters at graduation level.
The admission will be based on ranks/marks obtained in JAM entrance exam.
Therefore, you can be eligible if meeting the above criteria.
The admission will be based on ranks/marks obtained in JAM entrance exam.
Therefore, you can be eligible if meeting the above criteria.
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Yes, you can apply for the same and you can appear for the entrance exams which are conducted by various universities like IPU and Amity.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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M.Sc Mathematics admissions at Kuvempu University will be based on Academic Merit. So no CET is there.
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konatham AbhishekHeLpINg HaNd FiRsT
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Hello,
You may be allowed to pursue this training, provided you have an aggregate of 50% marks in PCM. Now since you have scored only 41% in mathematics, your physics and chemistry marks should be such that the aggregate % of marks crosses or equals 50. Then, you can in no doubt go ahead. All the best.
You may be allowed to pursue this training, provided you have an aggregate of 50% marks in PCM. Now since you have scored only 41% in mathematics, your physics and chemistry marks should be such that the aggregate % of marks crosses or equals 50. Then, you can in no doubt go ahead. All the best.
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