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Commerce students are eligible for admission to BSc Mathematics if they have studied mathematics in the 12th grade, even if it's an optional subject. Colleges generally do not reject admission based on the student's stream, allowing flexibility for students from various backgrounds.

Students who have completed their Class 12 from Science stream with PCM or PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) subjects with a minimum of 50% aggregate score from a recognised board are eligible to pursue BSc Mathematics. However, the eligibility requirement may differ depending on colleges.

BSc Mathematics distance colleges are limited in numbers but you can research and opt for a good option among them. Here are some of the popular BSc Mathematics distance college options:

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The salary of a BSc Optometrist in India can vary depending on the level of experience and seniority. Here is a general overview of the level-wise salary structure for BSc Optometrists in India:

• Entry-Level: INR 2.5 - 4 LPA

• Mid-Level: INR 4 - 6 LPA 

• Experience-Level: INR 6 - 10 LPA

Here are some recommended books for BSc Mathematics students:

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In BSc 1st Year Mathematics, there are six subjects, divided into 2 semesters. These subjects are Calculus, Geometry, Algebra I, Vector Analysis, Mechanics I, Differential Equations I, and Algebra II.

BSc Optometry is not equivalent to a doctorate degree. While individuals with a BSc in Optometry are highly knowledgeable and skilled in the field of optometry, they do not hold the title of 'doctor'. The term 'doctor' typically refers to individuals who have completed a doctoral degree, such as a Doctor of Optometry (OD) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Optometry. 

While BSc Optometry provides a solid foundation for a career in optometry, it does not confer the title of 'doctor'. The title of 'doctor' is typically reserved for individuals who have completed a doctoral degree in optometry or a related field.

BSc Mathematics might include introductory Physics courses as part of the core curriculum, especially in the first year. This solely depends on the specific university and programme structure.

Candidates must check the official website of the university and the programme they are interested in. MSc Maths brochure or curriculum section usually explicitly mentions included courses and any electives offered.

The average salary of a BSc Mathematics graduate is INR 2.5 - 12 LPA while that of a Computer Science graduate is INR 32.2 per year. In India, on average, computer Science students tend to earn higher salaries compared to graduates with a BSc in Mathematics.

However, while Computer Science graduates typically have higher average earning potential in India, it's important to note that there is still a demand for individuals with a BSc in Mathematics in certain sectors, including Data Science, Finance, Actuarial Science, and research.