B.Sc Maths

Yes please give me list.

You have following options:
1. Actuarial Science
2. MBA in finance, international business, marketing or insurance
3. MCA
4. CA
5. IAS/IPS
6. NDA
7. Bank / Railway/ LIC exam (for job)
8. Development studies
9. International Relations
So, choose the programme according to your interest and calibre.

As per your educational background, you have following options:
1. Actuarial Science
2. MBA in finance, international business, marketing or insurance
3. MCA
4. CA
5. IAS/IPS
6. NDA
7. Bank / Railway/ LIC exam (for job)
8. Development studies
9. International Relations
So, choose the programme according to your interest and calibre. All the best.

After completing B.Sc, there are two job choices:-
1) Government Exams like SSC CGL, UPSC CSE, or any other State Public Service Commission like MPSC, GPSC etc.
2) Private Sector like Work with TCS, Wipro , Infosys etc.

These exams requirement is graduation so choose discipline whichever you are interested in, it won't make any difference.

For securing admission into IIT pure sciences & Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta, there are separate open tests that need to be cleared. Most of the other universities allot admission based on merit linked to scores in 12th standard.

Every university does follow the guidelines to complete the Degree but for that, you need to check the particular university admission guidelines in which you have enrolled and do check the same with IGNOU to complete your Graduation.

BA (H) Mathematics has been one of the course choices for Commerce-background students. The Commerce students are equally eligible for the course, said Nandita Narain, HoD, Mathematics, St Stephen's College. Many Commerce students came to us to ask whether they can apply for BSc (H) Mathematics.

Different universities follow different patterns with varying difficulty levels and weightage. In some universities like DU, you do not have entrance exams, but cut off %. Most questions are asked from 12th math, trigonometry, probability, matrices and differentiation, integration etc.