Mathematics

B.Sc Honors is designed with detail course. But if you want a more balanced and multi-disciplinary approach, it is better to pursue a B.Sc. General course for under-graduate studies. So one whose interest is in studying in details (here in case of mathematics) go for B.Sc. Honors. In B.Sc. Honors makes your foundation more strong especially in mathematics. But if one wants to be balance in all respective subject then he or she goes for B.Sc. General. For any further query, please feel free to ask.

Hi Priyank, With your background in maths, you can study business, business and data analytics etc. But Canada requires 16 year education, I will first advise you to visit some university websites and also contact them for the acceptance of 3 year degree and then go ahead with your decision to study in Canada. PG Diploma programs however can be done, you can check some good colleges in Canada for one year PG Diploma courses which generally accept 3 year degree courses from India. Search the various programs and colleges, look for the admission criteria and first decide what to study.

Dear Anuj!
In order to do M.Tech, you must have to clear your 4 years B.Tech from a recognised university. B.Sc. Is not eligible to do M.Tech in India.
Good Luck.

Nope! Its a 3 year Programme! You can do it by distance but it takes 3 years!

The highest cut-off score this year was recorded in chemistry at 94%, while the cut-off for physics went up to 93.3% and that for mathematics stood at 91.6%.
Other courses in the science stream also recorded higher cut-off scores this year. While the cut-off score in zoology went up to 91%, the cut-offs in geology and botany touched 89.6% and 88.6%, respectively. Regards.

Cut-off marks for M.Sc in Mathematics in General category from the Central University of Kerala is 162 for the year 2016. This means that if you have 162 marks or more in your CUCET exam, you will be eligible for admission to M.Sc in Mathematics. This cut-off is subject to change. Regards.