Is math necessary for CUET domain exam if I had take maths in class 12th?

I have cleared 12th in maths stream, I want to give CUET exam but I want to choose accountancy as a domain subject.

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Akshat Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

3 years ago

Yes, Mathematics is an important domain for CUET exam The Mathematics question paper contains 50 question from which you can answer any 40.

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Gonuguntla Venkata Lahari | Contributor-Level 7

3 years ago

Yes absolutely it is compulsory. Mathematics is a major and important domain of CUET. Candidates wishing to take the CUET Mathematics exam must be familiar with the CUET Syllabus, Exam Pattern, important topics, and topic-wise weightage. The question paper in the Mathematics domain consists of 50 qu

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