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Sir, I have done graduation from Patna University with Chemistry Honours and Physics and Geology as my subsidiary subjects on 2016. I didn't had Mathematics in graduation. But I had Mathematics in intermediate. Am i eligible for NIMCET 2017???

NIMCET is a national level entrance examination held for admission in MCA degree course from any of the 11 participating NITs ( National Institute Technology ).

--> MCA stands for Master of Computer Application and as the name suggests it is a Master's degree course of two years which has great scope in software world across India and abroad too.

--> For appearing NIMCET, you need to be a bachelor degree holder with a minimum of 60% aggregate ( 6.5 CGPA on a scale of 10 ) in any discipline with Mathematics as one of the subjects at both graduation and higher secondary school degree level from a recognized university.

So being a Chemistry honors degree holder but not having studies Mathematics as your graduation level you are not eligible for appearing in NIMCET 2017.

NIMCET is National Institute of Technology MCA Common Entrance Test.

Eligibility criteria:

1. Academic qualification is Bachelor of science or Computer Application etc from a recognized university. Final year graduation candidates can also apply for NIMCET.

2. Minimum of 60% marks in bachelor's degree for General and OBC candidates and 55% for SC/ST candidates is required to apply for this exam.

You are eligible for NIMCET 2017 after Chemistry Honours.

No,The Chemistry honours graduate are not eligible for NIMCET 2017.Because to eligible for NIMCET the candidate must hold a Bachelor degree from any recognized university with at least any of the one subject:-

->>Mathematics

->>Business Mathematics

->>Discrete Mathematics

->>Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science

->>Business Statistics

->>Computational Mathematics

->>Elementary Mathematics

->>Elementary Statistics.

I am a BSc computer science graduate with Chemistry as my subsidiary subject. Am I eligible for NIMCET?