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5th April 2012, 07:55 PM
Jeevika Sharma
 
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Can I go for CS if I choose commerce group without mathematics? I have completed 10th exam and waiting for results


Hi I'm Jeevika,
I hav completed my 10th examz n waiting 4 my resultz...Can I go for CS if I choose commerce group without mathematics???Will it be useful if I choose another course like web designing???




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7th April 2012, 07:35 PM
imira
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Default Re: Can I go for CS if I choose commerce group without mathematics? I have completed 10th exam and waiting for results

You cannot pursue CS course after completing 10th class. The minimum qualification required for pursuing CS course is a pass in 12th class from a recognized institute. You can choose any stream in 12th class as per your interest. You should not be below 17 years of age to apply for CS course. This course includes 3 different levels and you can only apply for the foundation course in CS course after completing 12th class.
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8th June 2012, 11:16 PM
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Default Re: Can I go for CS if I choose commerce group without mathematics? I have completed 10th exam and waiting for results

Hi i am rahul.i have got 90%marks in 10th class and may i know that is maths required for ca and cs
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31st March 2013, 08:33 PM
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Default Re: Can I go for CS if I choose commerce group without mathematics? I have completed 10th exam and waiting for results

hiiiiiiii i m snehal what should i do after 12th?....
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3rd June 2013, 12:10 PM
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Default Re: Can I go for CS if I choose commerce group without mathematics? I have completed 10th exam and waiting for results

what job will i get if choose computer science?
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