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.You need to complete MSc after BSc in mathematics. After earning your MSc, you must take a number of tests. You must take the online exams and have the option of taking the gate for Indian institutes. There are several exams, and numerous institutions also have their own admission exams.

There are several excellent PhD programmes in our nation. IITs, IISERs, the IISc, the famous TIFR, etc. The majority of these institutions pick applicants based on their admission exams or national level tests. Once you pass all of the rounds and are called for an interview, you will be admitted to a PhD programme. After some time and effort, you will receive your PhD after you and your supervisor have worked together on a research subject. After that, you'll need to conduct post-doctoral research.

The DRDO held its test, known as the DRDO SET EXAM, on all India basis.

The applicant must hold a first-class master's degree in mathematics from an accredited institution or an equivalent qualification.

Valid mathematics GATE score. candidates with a first-class undergraduate degree (minimum 60 percent marks). Written examination and interview are the two stages of the DRDO SET exam. Marks earned in the DRDO SET The written exam is only used to select candidates for an interview and is not kept on file. Only the performance during the interview will determine the final choice.

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Eligiblity Criteria for APJEE

Candidates belonging to Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APST), or Non-APST OR Employees of the State Government OR The Central Government & the Central Public Sector Undertakings serving in Arunachal Pradesh OR The permanent residents of Arunachal Pradesh residing for the last 3 years or more OR And the candidates who have appeared /passed Class 10th from any schools within Arunachal Pradesh.

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A career in the growing fields of business management, finance, sales, data analysis, marketing & professional services, international business & policy, and BFSI is possible with a BSc in Economics, Maths, and Statistics (Banking, Financial Services & Insurance).

Professionals with these specialisations are frequently found working as economists, financial analysts, university professors, actuaries, economic examiners, financial forecasters, and market research analysts in addition to becoming mathematicians and statisticians.

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In order to prepare for CUCET you must be prepared with your class  12th syllabus. And also you can check the syllabus for CUCET 2022 for your and other subjects by clicking on the given below link.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-syllabus

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Yes, the 75% eligibility criteria has been removed starting from 2022. So you just need to pass your boards in order to be eligible. But about the admission to IIITD it depends on many other criteria such as -

a) your rank in JEE Main and JEE Advanced.

b) JEE Main examination difficulty level, etc.

So, give your best.

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Hi there,

Some of best bsc mathematics hons college are following:

JMI New delhi

MSU Baroda

LPU jalandhar

Jadavpur University, kolkata

BHU varansi

AMU aligarh

Manipal University

Ravenshaw University

MSRUAS Bangalore

Visva bharati University

For more details follow this link: https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc(hons)-in-mathematics-universities-in-india

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Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, YES absolutely you can take commerce courses. These include CEC, and HEC in these subjects you do not have mathematics. However, you might get additions and subtractions etc.,. in the accounts subject. So, you will get mathematics in that course. CEC includes Civics, Economics and Commerce, whereas, HEC includes History, Economics and Commerce.

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If you observe the syllabus of Computer Science & Engineering- Information Technology, for GATE, then you will be observe that there are 10 broad sections which are mentioned below-

• Engineering Mathematics- In this section, except discrete mathematics all the things are there which are also there in 10+2. But it doesn't necessarily mean that the student need to be as rigorous as JEE ADVANCED MATHEMATICS.You should check the previous year paper, and you will find that the question are much easier compared to that of JEE ADVANCED. So without any doubt, prepare for the syllabus itself, no need to focus on JEE level mathematics.
• Digital Logic
• Computer Organization and Architecture
• Programming and Data Structures
• Algorithms
• Theory of Computation
• Compiler Design
• Operating System
• Databases
• Computer Networks

As you can see there are 10 sections, so don't worry at all, even if 1 question comes from JEE ADVANCED standards, still you have all the other subjects to cover up. So don't worry about this.

To download the syllabus of GATE consider the link below;

https://gate.iitkgp.ac.in/gate_syllabus.html

For more information regarding GATE consider the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate

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Hi aspirant,

It totally depends on who is corecting your answer sheet and their mindset.

If the question is wrong in the question paper and it is said officialy to give marks to that questions by the higher officials,definitely they will give marks to all of the students.

Hey student,

As if you are from a rich family you can skip your engineering and do any other course you are interested in like-MBA , MSC , BA, BBA , CA, CFA the list is never ending its totally up to you.

But if you can't afford another course then my suggestion to you will be to continue your BTECH and the MBA so you can get a job in other field tha engineering.

All the best student,

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