I didn't study maths in 10+2, am I eligible for admission for M.Sc Physics?

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You certainly are eligible for many of the M.Sc. Physics programs available in India. But the eligibility is subject to the institution and channel itself. Please go through the eligibility criteria of whatever channels and institutions you're looking into. If you're not aware by yourself, you may c

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