Is maths compulsory for B.Com(Hons.) in Delhi University?

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Lamya Kaushik
7 years ago
Making amendments in its admission policy, DU had last month announced that it will be compulsory for admission seekers to B.Com (Hons) courses and Economics (Hons) to have studied Maths in class XII.

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Means if we are only passed in maths, then will it work for us?

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