Question

Hello,
I have taken basic mathematics in Class X instead of standard mathematics. As I want to study commerce but since I have taken basic mathematics I won't be able to study math in class 11. So my question is that -

1. Will I be able to study BBA and MBA after 12th commerce without math??
2. Do all university in India and USA allow admission to study BBA and MBA without math??
3. Is there any disadvantage of not taking math in 11th commerce??

I am very confused about it because it is very important for my career. Also, I have researched about it in google and knew that math is not compulsary in 11th commerce to study BBA and MBA, the minimum eligible for BBA and MBA is 50%-60% in 12th commerce with good marks in English. Is it true??
As if I cannot study math in 11th and 12th but there are economics, statistics, accounts, english as main subjects and mathematic, physical education, hindi, information practices(ip) etc... as optional subjects so will it be enough to study business after 12th commerce??

So please answer my question briefly with true information...
Kind regards,

Answer 1

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1. No , you will not be able to study .
2. No University will offer you this because maths is main subject in stream you want to go .
3. Yes , disadvantage of not taking maths in 11th will be you will not be able to choose your stream that you want to .

I would like to tell you that if you have taken basic mathematics in class 10 do not worry because after you pass with basic mathematics in class 10th , you can also apply for compartment exams for standard paper of mathematics .

The marks you will gain in compartment exams will not be added to your 10th examination report but it will help you can take maths subject in your 11th .

Answer 2

Hi there,

Don't worry lot of commerce students make to top collegeus every year one of my cousin does

So,your ultimate goal is to do MBA from prestigious collegeous right

Now first of all i would like to tell u that i am 1st year engineering student from one of prestigious college of country and their are lot of students from our college who make it into top B schools that is IIM ABC so i am eligible for your answer(IIM ARE TOP BUSSNIESS SCHOOLS IF U DONT KNOW THEN GOOGLE IT THEIR PLACEMENTS ARE BEST AS COMPARE TO ALL COLLEGUS OF NATION (JUST GOOGLE IT U WILL KNOW))

One of my senior who made it iim's told us that nowdays iim's are looking for diverse students from different fields (as most who are make into iims are engineers from iit's)so taking commerce is benefical for you.

Your main focus for now is on class 10 and class 12 marks as they matters lot in interview also any state or national level certificate put a weight.

How to get selected in top notch collegeus of country(following is written by commerce graduate currently studying at iim ahmedabad  and cracked all interviews )

The selection process for an Indian Institute of Management (IIM) is an extremely rigorous process that requires quite a lot of preparation. I'll speak majorly about Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Calcutta, but the rest of the IIMs follow a very similar pattern of selection.

The First Stage : The Common Aptitude Test (CAT)

The first step to getting admitted to an IIM is writing the CAT (or even the GMAT for foreign nationals). The CAT is a highly competitive exam that is given by approximately 1.96 lakh candidates.

The CAT is composed of two sections, the Quantitative Aptitude/Data Interpretation and the Verbal Ability/Logical Reasoning. Excelling in these is generally beneficial and expected from excellent managers.

To get a call from IIM Ahmedabad or Calcutta, you need to lie in a percentile that is greater than the 99th percentile, with a variation of upto 0.5 upwards every year (to get a more accurate description of actual cut-offs you could read this). IIM Ahmedabad has been especially keen on including academically diverse students, and they have stressed on it for the past 2 years. The criteria for getting a call and an admission varies from year to year, but the percentile cut-offs are generally high. You can have a look at IIIM Ahmedabad's selection procedure for this year. IIM Bangalore doesn't generally have a strict percentile cut-off,  but they too use a publicly available admission criteria. They give considerable weight to academics and your work experience.

The Second Stage : The Interview

The interview at the IIMs (Group Discussions are not there at IIM A/B/C but are there at others) are usually taking by a group people associated with the IIM, be it the faculty, ex-faculty or in some cases even alumni. You end up connecting really well with them if you make it to that particular institute.

For IIM Ahmedabad, the interviews are generally very open ended (I  mine as an example) and very contrary to what most people believe, not random. Everything they ask you is related to you or something you talk about. IIM Bangalore interviews vary between stress interviews and "nice" interviews, freshers tend to be grilled a lot (which is possibly why very few of them make it). IIM Calcutta has a more academic sort of interview, with a good stress on academics as well as mathematical rigor (this is again a general statement)

Focusing more on the pertinent aspect with respect to this question, any experience you have can be made to work in your favor, or against you if you are unprepared. Work experience will always serve as a good talking point, as it would be academics or extra curricular activities for fresh graduates.

The Final Stage : Conversion

Every institute has certain criteria for selection, where your CAT score, academic history and your interview are taken into consideration to select you. Most institutes incorporate the work experience but explicitly in the final selection, or it may come across through a good interview score. Using the admission criteria (as I have mentioned above for IIM A as an example) a list is drawn and the candidates are finally selected.

It's a great feeling to feel once you're here, trust me.

All in all, I would say make your experiences your own, make the interviewer live through them and be earnest. Be it work experience or no work experience, you can always show why you are a good candidate. I would say that you should be honest about yourself, your ambitions, your failings and in your efforts. Nothing can stop you then. The most important thing that I learnt was that they are looking not for a reason to fail you, but to select you.

Regards

Hope this helps.

best of luck

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