B.Sc Maths

IBM Mainframe courses offer opportunity to program on Mainframe. Course content is concepts on MVS, JCL, VSAM , CICI , DB2,COBOL etc . There is shortage of Mainframe programmers as Computer Science graduates want to work on new technologies of Java and Microsoft etc. Majority of training Institutes provide training on only simulated environment. If you plan to do Mainframe training select an Institute which provides hands on training on Mainframe. You can do course after BSc Maths easily.

Bsc maths will provide you diverse options. Maths teachers are always in demand. more over there are several jobs that demand maths.

Hi Rashmi,
Kindly refer the below link to download the syllabus as requested:
http://www.sxcran.org/Syllabus.aspx
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Sure you can, all you need is 50% in grad, along with acceptable entrance scores

It depends upon the university from where you are pursuing the course.
But, normally it is not allowed to do so.
Therefore, you will not able to change your course from B.Sc. computer to B.Sc. mathematics.

All of the above scores makes you eligible to take the entrance exam for ibs. You need to clear written gd and pi to get admission in the college. Considering your marks i believe you wont face much problems in clearing all of the mentioned.

No Ankur,
For getting an admission in 2nd year through lateral entry, you need to have a diploma in engineering.

Hi Priyanka. It is not difficult for a normal BSc Maths student to get admission in IIFM. For getting admission, you would have to appear for CAT or XAT. The percentile scored by you should be greater than or equal to the cut off set by IIFM. After you clear the exam, you need to sit for GD-PI.