B.Sc Maths

See a degree like B.Sc. Mathematics does not prepare you to work in corporate sector but due to good rankings of some colleges like Fergusson there happens a campus placement and students get job based on their skills and resume. So the students who get placement due to their hardwork and efforts, get an average package of 4-6 Lacs per annum. And for the type of job it can be in field from finance to HR to analyst.

Hello dear, after completing your B.Sc. In statics or economics
you are eligible for M.Sc. Or other master courses in same feild.

Any degree that you do adds to your competence as well as strengthens the job claims. In you case, if you are already working with M.Sc. And B.Sc. This will enhance your claim in Higher Education. I suggest that you should do B.Ed that will be more beneficial for school teaching careers.

The minimum eligibility for admission in any of the UG courses in Vivekananda College is that the candidate should be passed in 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognised board. The selection will be done on the basis of merit and the qualifying examination.

Yes for admission in PU in B.Sc maths there is an entrance examination held by the university and on the basis of that entrance result merit is formed and then according to the merit admission is provided.
For more information, you can check the official website of PU.

Hi,
In B.Sc. Agriculture, the aim of this course is to take to agriculture from a scientific point of view. In B.Sc. Maths, This course covers the basic topics of mathematics as well as the advanced calculative concepts in the field of applied mathematics. In B.Sc. Psychology, branch of philosophy which studies the human mind or soul. B.Sc. Agriculture and B.Sc. Maths have greater scope and job opportunities. And choose that subject in which you have more interest. Thank you and best of luck.

To receive admission in M.Sc Physics course, candidates must have had graduation degree in specified specialisation (physics). For the courses having entrance examination and interview, the admission to the course will be through an entrance test, which results in the shortlisting of the candidates for the interview. 50% seats shall be filled by direct admission of the students of the University of Delhi only, on the basis of merit. This mode is not available to students from other universities. Remaining 50% of the seats shall be filled through entrance examination and Interview/Group Discussion if any.