B.Sc Maths

Dear,
Most of the universities having eligibility for the same that is (physics, chemistry and maths or commerce with maths subject).
If you are having the math subject in humanities then you need to check the eligibility from a particular university in which you want to apply.
All the best.

Hello Surya,
After B.Sc, you would have almost gone beyond the maximum age for admission in engineering colleges. I think if your interest is in space, then contact TIFR Mumbai for some related PG course.

You have following options available after B.Sc (Hons) Maths (a) Job in Government, private sector, PSU, Public sector banks (PO examination), Armed forces (CDS Examination) or Paramilitary forces, Civil Services, etc where eligibility condition is graduation degree. (b) Higher studies. You have following options available for higher studies: M.Sc Maths, M.Sc Statistics, Post-graduate studies in Data Analytics, MCA, M.Sc CS/IT, MBA, LLB, Lateral entry into B.Tech, etc.

The joint admission test for M.Sc (JAM) is an admission test for Master of Science (M.Sc) and other post-graduate science programmes at the Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of Science, and other institutes. The main objective of JAM is to provide admissions to various M.Sc, M.Sc-Ph.D dual-degree and other post-graduate programmes based on the performance in a single test.

B.SC Mathematics Syllabus:
Semester I:
Calculus
Geometry
Algebra I
Semester II:
Mechanics I
Differential Equations I
Algebra II
Semester III
Mechanics II
Differential Equations II
Analysis I
Semester IV:
Vector Analysis
Differential Equations III
Analysis II
Semester V:
Numerical Methods
Numerical Methods Practical Using C
Algebra III
Analysis III
Optional Paper I
Optional Paper II
Semester VI:
Probability Theory
Linear Programming & Optimization
Algebra V
Analysis IV
Optional Paper III
Optional Paper IV

Hi,
Before choosing any program, you can check the online program named as Shark Tank and Vault, which will give you knowledge and steps to become an entrepreneur and skills and understanding too.
With your education background and stream, you can choose the field, and even check your caliber and interest. Even, you can think of MBA from top B-school and every B-school have incubator facility through that you generate your idea and develop into action plan.
All the best.

Definitely, you can pursue CA. You just need to enrol for CPT.CA offered by ICAI consists three level exams as (a) CPT (b)IPCC and (c) final, any non-commerce student can pursue CA.for more details and procedures,kindly visit the respective websites of ICAI.