No, Basic Mathematics in 10+2 is not eligible for becoming a commercial pilot in India.  To become a commercial pilot in India, you need Physics and Mathematics (Standard or Applied) as mandatory subjects in your 10+2 education.

NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) is a legitimate option to complete your missing subjects.Earning a Standard Mathematics (not Basic Maths) certificate from NIOS along with Physics would fulfill the eligibility criteria for commercial pilot training.

If feasible, consider re-appearing for your 10+2 exams with Physics and Maths as subjects.This might be a quicker option compared to NIOS.

https://school.careers360.com/exams/nios-class-12

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Top Colleges in Chennai offering BCA without maths.

1. SRM Institute of Science and Technology - [SRMIST].

2. Loyola College.

3. M.O.P. Vaishnav College for Women.

4. DG Vaishnav College - [DDGDVC].

5. Vels Institute of Science, Technology & Advanced Studies.

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Hello aspirant

Yes you will be eligible for neet of you fulfill the eligibility criteria for the entrance exam.

If you have appeared for biology and passed it , also you must have secured 50% marks in physics , Chemistry and biology , then you will be eligible for neet .

After neet results on the basis of neet score you will bd alloted medical course and college.

For neet rank predictor you may refer the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

For neet college prediction following link will help you.

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According to the information with a total NTA score of 183 in JEE Main 2024, your percentile can be roughly estimated. However, the exact percentile can vary based on the overall performance of candidates and the difficulty level of the exam.

As a rough estimate, a total score of 183 could place you in the percentile range of 93-95 . This means you would rank above 93-95% of the candidates who appeared for the exam.

For finding the best college you deserve use College predictor tool.

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If you have completed your post graduation in Mathematics and have cleared GATE 2024, you are already in a strong position to explore various job opportunities. Here are some practical and effective steps to find a suitable job:

1. Public Sector Opportunities
   Many Public Sector Undertakings recruit through GATE scores. While Mathematics is not the core branch for most PSUs, you can explore research or data roles in organizations like DRDO, ISRO, BARC, and ICMR. Keep checking their official websites for project-based or contractual recruitment.

2. Research and Academic Roles
   With your postgraduate qualification and GATE score, you are eligible for Junior Research Fellowships in institutions such as IITs, IISc, and CSIR Labs. These positions often lead to PhD opportunities and can later turn into teaching or research careers.

3. Teaching Jobs
   Many government and private colleges recruit mathematics postgraduates for lecturer or assistant professor positions. While UGC NET is usually required, some institutes consider GATE qualified candidates for contractual roles or consider GATE as an equivalent qualification.

4. Private Sector Roles
   You can apply for roles like data analyst, quantitative analyst, or operations analyst in finance, banking, and IT companies. Your strong analytical background and GATE qualification can give you an edge during selection.

5. Further Studies and Internships
   Consider applying for internships or research assistant positions at institutes like IISERs, NITs, and IITs. These positions not only give experience but also open doors for permanent jobs in research and education.

6. Government Exams
   Prepare for competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, and state PSCs. Many aspirants with mathematics backgrounds perform well in these examinations due to their logical reasoning and analytical skills.

7. Networking and Job Portals
   Create a professional LinkedIn profile and regularly check job portals like Naukri, Indeed, and ResearchGate. Reach out to alumni from your university who are working in your desired field.