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Several colleges in India offer Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) programs for students who have not studied mathematics in their higher secondary education. Notable institutions include IIM Indore, which offers an Integrated Program in Management (IPM) and Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University in Delhi. Other prominent options include Symbiosis International University in Pune Christ University in Bengaluru and NMIMS University in Mumbai. Additionally, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University in Pune and Gitam University in Visakhapatnam also provide BBA programs without a mathematics requirement. These colleges typically have flexible eligibility criteria, which allow students from various academic backgrounds to pursue their interests in business administration.

Hi there,No, mathematics is not compulsory for admission to the B.Com (Hons.) program at Lovely Professional University (LPU). Students from any stream in 12th grade (Commerce, Science, or Arts) can apply, provided they meet the minimum eligibility criteria. LPU generally requires candidates to have a minimum percentage in 12th (as per university guidelines) from a recognized board.However, having mathematics in 12th can be beneficial, especially if you plan to pursue areas like finance, accounting, or business analytics, as some subjects in the course involve quantitative techniques, financial management, and statistics.LPU also offers scholarships based on 12th marks, LPUNEST, and other entrance exams, so you can apply for financial aid if you meet the criteria. If you are interested in specialized fields like banking, taxation, or international business, LPU provides various electives and industry-relevant training to enhance your career prospects.Best wishes!

The difficulty of cracking the Mathematics section in the CLAT exam depends on your preparation and comfort with basic mathematical concepts. The section primarily tests elementary-level mathematics, focusing on topics like percentages, averages, profit and loss, ratios, time and work, time and distance, and simple data interpretation. For someone with a clear understanding of these concepts, the questions can feel relatively easy.However, if math is not your strong suit or you have a fear of numbers, this section might seem challenging. Regular practice, solving mock tests, and understanding shortcuts for calculations can help make the Math section more manageable and boost your confidence.

Here's a general idea of the weightage for chapters in each subject based on common patterns in the curriculum. However, please note that specific weightage can vary by year and board, so it's always good to check your syllabus or official guidelines.1. Social Science (SST):    - History: 30%   - Geography: 30%   - Political Science: 20%   - Economics: 20%2. Mathematics:   - Number Systems: 10%   - Algebra: 20%   - Geometry: 20%   - Trigonometry: 15%   - Statistics and Probability: 15%   - Mensuration: 10%   - Coordinate Geometry: 10%3. English:   - Reading Comprehension: 30%   - Writing Skills: 20%   - Literature: 50%4. Science:   - Physics: 30%   - Chemistry: 30%   - Biology: 40%5. Hindi:   - Language (Grammar, Composition): 50%   - Literature: 50%Make sure to verify with your specific syllabus as weightage can differ. 

The CSE branch of PEC Chandigarh has slightly better placement record it MnC branch of BITS Hyderabad. The percentage placement of the CSE branch of PEC Chandigarh, as per the most recent placements, done by the institution is 95.5%, with an average salary that is INR 11.5 Lacs per annum and the highest salary being INR 40 Lacs per annum. On the other hand, we have BITS Hyderabad MnC branch of which having placement percentage is 90% with an average salary package of INR 9.5 Lakhs per annum and the maximum salary package of INR 25 Lakhs per annum. However, what has to be taken on mind is the placement record is different for the different years, and the other criteria must also not be overlooked while selecting branch.

Yes, you can still crack the CLAT exam even if you haven't studied maths in 12th. The level of maths in CLAT is basic and focused on reasoning and application rather than advanced concepts. It typically includes questions on topics like:- Arithmetic: Percentages, ratios, averages, profit and loss, speed and distance, time and work.- Algebra: Simple equations and basic number systems.- Data Interpretation: Basic data analysis and interpretation through graphs and tables.Since the questions are more about logical reasoning and problem-solving, you can easily prepare by practicing these basic concepts, and consistency will help you perform well in this section.