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sir,i have done 10th with 80%.+2 with 85% in commerce with math. persuing b.com final
year.is eligible for nimcet2012.

Dear pal,
NIMCET is entrance exam for admission into MCA programme in the NITs in India.
The academic background required for applying to the exam is A degree from any one of the following discipline

Mathematics
Statistics
Business Mathematics
Discrete Mathematics
Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science
Business Statistics
Computational Mathematics
Elementary Mathematics
Elementary Statistics
you should have secured 60% or CGPA of 6 and the mark is relaxed by 55 or5.5 CGPA for SC/ST candidates and
you need to have passed you 12th standard with maths as a subject.
And so you arenot eligible for the exam

NIMCET is a MCA Entrance Examination in India.

ELIGIBILITY for NIMCET is
One must have score 60% marks or 6.5/10 CGPA (55% or 6.0/10 CGPA for SC/ST) in each of the examinations of

12th level with Mathematics and

Bachelor’s Degree of full time 3 year duration from a recognized University with any one of the following as one of the subjects

• Mathematics
• Business Mathematics
• Discrete Mathematics
• Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science
• Business Statistics
• Computational Mathematics
• Elementary Mathematics
• Elementary Statistics

Those who have done Bridge Course in Mathematics are also eligible to apply.

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sir,i have done 10th with 80%.+2 with 85% in commerce with math. persuing b.com final
year.is eligible for nimcet2012.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR NIMCET 2012

Yes, you are eligible for NIMCET exam...

-> The minimum eligibility criteria for NIMCET is to have 3 yrs degree in a recognized university with maths subject..

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