Why medi-caps asking for maths in 12th class as compulsory subject even from computer science students ?

I am a isc passed student and i scored 80% with computer science along with commerce stream..i am much familiar with programming and computer aspects nd want to pursue bca..please help me as soon as possible ..nd also suggest me a way to get admission in medi-caps for bca..

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Diwakar Goel | Scholar-Level 16

6 years ago

Hi, When you study CS, there are various algorithms for which you have to have a good understanding of concepts like permutations and combinations, matrices, probability etc. that's why they ask for the subject. If they have asked for it then nothing can be done. You should have gone through the pro

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