Can I pursue automobile engineering after completing my 12th in commerce without maths?

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    Rohit Kothawade i am here to help you in your problem | Guide-Level 13

    8 years ago
    You cannot go for engineering after class 12th commerce. For that, you need to complete class 12th in science or you should take admission for Diploma in engineering. So after completing class 12 in commerce, you can go for automobile engineering.
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    Aarti Singh | Guide-Level 14

    8 years ago
    Sparsh,
    According to this qualification, you can not go for B.Tech Automobile as for that you need PCM. In case you are too keen on it go for Dual Diploma B.Tech on basis of your class 10 and fulfill you dream.
    After doing a diploma you get direct admission in second year of B.Tech. There are many universities in India that are offering you these Dual Diploma- B.Tech courses. Some of them are also offering you scholarships based on your percentage in your previous qualification.
    Here are some of the universities, you can visit their websites for more details
    MVN Univeristy, NH-2, Delhi-Agra Highway (NCR), Haryana
    Lovely Professional Univer
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    vineet yadav | Contributor-Level 7

    8 years ago
    Hello,
    You can opt for open schooling to appear for mathematics, physics and chemistry examination conducted by NIOS –
    http://www.nios.ac.in/
    Once you complete that you would be eligible to do automobile engineering.
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    sameer kumar

    8 years ago
    No, you cannot. I would suggest you to go for BBA and MBA.
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    VIKRAM SONI Mentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller | Scholar-Level 16

    8 years ago
    Hi,
    If you want to do B.Tech in automobile than you should have physics, chemistry and mathematics subjects in your class 12th.
    According to your query you are not eligible.
    You need to reconsider your options.

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