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Hello, According to the official website the age eligibility is as follows

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Yes, Business mathematics , sometimes called commercial math or consumer math , is a group of practical subjects used in commerce and everyday life .Both are same

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Hi aspirant,

MSRIT is the best choice as compared to SRM.

MSRIT is the 3rd best college in bangalore and the academics, placements, campus life, infrastructure.. etc everything is fabulous.

You will definitely gain the capability to achieve something. I assure you that.

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it's 5494 for home state students and 230 for other state students.

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dear candidate,

It depends on your course in which course you want admission and in which college of Delhi University. Cutoff decides that if you are eligible to apply for that course in that college and in every cutoff some amount of percentage will be down .

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Dear Aspirant,

Yes you can surely go for BSc.in maths after your 12th board exams. You will just need to choose Physics, Chemistry and Maths along with Computer science as your subjects in 11th. Choosing Maths in 11th standard will strengthen your basics of Mathematics and will help you in your long run towards Bsc in Maths.

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Hi Deepak,

As per the latest eligibility criteria of NEET 2020, a student is required to obtain a minimum of 50% if he is from GEN category and OBC/SC/ST student is required to get minimum 40% marks that are aggregate marks only for PCB subjects to be eligible for NEET.

So, in your case it is 63 + 63 + 59 = 185, which is equivalent to 61.67%.

This means you are eligible for NEET even if you are from GEN category.

Refer here for more info - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

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Failing in one subject will lead to failing the whole class ,u need to give improvement exam and clear it or else u need to repeat year

Hey Aspirant,

Yes you are eligible but different colleges have different criterias so look at that factor also. As many colleges want the proof of the domicile on that city so you have to provide that for all the further process.

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There is no specific dress code as such but you are expected to be neatly dressed and with good shoes and sandals. You are expected to keep your hair pinned up specially when you are going for postings.

Apart from this, you should have a buttoned apron which should be neat and clean.

In some colleges in periphery you are expected to only wear salwar/leggings and kurti as a rule but in colleges in good cities you get the liberty to wear any type of dress. They don't encourage you wearing one pieces or dresses. You can wear them outside the college.