Delhi University (DU)

Du offers B.Sc (Hons. ) mathematics course in its various colleges. 

Hello Learner.

These are the subjecs you should choose. Section II - Biology/Biological Sciences Mandatory

Section II- Chemistry Often Required

Section II - Physics (some colleges require) Recommended

Section I - English (Language Test) Mandatory

Section III - General Test (depends on college)

Hello learner , For B.Com Program & B.Com (Hons)

Total Seats

B.Com (Program)30 30 60

B.Com (Hons)60 60 120

Note: As a Sikh Minority Institution, 50% of seats in each course are reserved for Sikh candidates. There are no separate reservations for SC/ST/OBC/EWS categories.

You'll see 30 seats under the general (UR) category and 30 seats for the Minority (Sikh) category in the B.Com Program, making a total of 60 seats.

For the B.Com (Hons.) course, the college offers 60 UR seats and 60 Minority seats, totaling 120 seats.

The best subject combination in the commerce stream to be eligible for most courses at Delhi University (DU) and Banaras Hindu University (BHU) is:

• Accountancy

• Business Studies

• Economics

• Mathematics

• English

Including Mathematics is important, as it opens eligibility for top courses like B.Com (Hons), BA (Hons) Economics, and BBA/BMS. Without Maths, your options get limited mainly to B.Com (Program) and a few general courses.

generally above 95, to be considered for admission. Specifically, the general category cutoff for the MBA program at FMS Delhi, which includes the MBA in Finance, has been around the 98 percentile in recent years if ,CAT score is the primary driver, other factors like 10th and 12th marks (especially in math) and work experience are also considered, though their weightage may be less significant.

Yes 730 marks are enough for you to get admission in this college