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Although, candidates from any stream may apply for the profile but candidates from the Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, Accounting, Finance and Business Management will be preferred. Marketing courses are available at Certificate Diploma and UG level, can be pursued after 12th and are offered through Online, Offline as well as Distance Learning modes. To pursue these courses one must complete their 10+2 with atleast 50% marks from a recognised Board and may be required to qualify entrance exams. In case of Science students, Digital Marketing course after 10+2 can be the perfect field for them as Science students have a rich imagination and logical thinking, they are good in communication and their Analytical skills. No, there's no Maths in the MBA marketing syllabus but it is very important for a marketing team to have a good hold on basic mathematics and key business metrics to justify marketing budgets.

In most cases, you can write the CET (Common Entrance Test) after taking the supplementary exams. However, it ultimately depends on the policies and regulations of the educational board or institution that conducts the CET. It is advisable to check with the concerned authorities of the CET to confirm whether they allow students to appear for the exam after taking the supplementary exams. Additionally, you can also check the eligibility criteria and admission requirements for the courses you are interested in pursuing after passing the CET. In any case, it's always best to prepare well for the exams and do your best to pass them on the first attempt. If you are struggling with a particular subject like Maths you can consider seeking additional help from a tutor, peer group or online resources to improve your understanding and performance. Please upvote if it was helpful.

Mathematics and Physics are vast and diverse subjects with a wide range of topics. However, some of the main topics covered in math and Physics are:
Mathematics:
Algebra: Topics such as linear Algebra Matrices and Determinants. Calculus: Differential calculus, integral calculus, and vector calculus. Geometry: Coordinate geometry, vector geometry, and Trigonometry. Probability and Statistics Concepts of Probability distributions, and statistical inference. Discrete Mathematics: Topics such as graph theory, combinatorics, and number theory. Physics:
Mechanics: Topics such as kinematics, Newton's Laws of Motion work-energy theorem, and conservation laws. Thermodynamics Concepts of heat, temperature, and energy transfer, laws of Thermodynamics and thermodynamic processes. Electromagnetism: Electric and magnetic fields, electromagnetic Waves and electromagnetic radiation. Waves and Optics Properties of Waves wave equations, Optics and wave-particle duality. Quantum Mechanics: Basic principles of quantum mechanics, wave functions, and operators. These are just some of the main topics covered in mathematics and Physics. There are many more topics within each of these subjects, and they can vary depending on the level of study and the specific course or programme. Please upvote if it was helpful.