Mathematics

There are around 4,982 colleges in India offering Mathematics courses on various levels. The average Mathematics course fee ranges between INR 18,000 and goes up to INR 38.96 Lakh. The fee structure for these courses differs depending on the geographical location, course level, infrastructure, etc., of the colleges. 

Although it is not compulsory to have studied Mathematics as a subject in Class 11-12 level to apply for a BSc in Biotechnology course, students should have pursued the Science stream and studied Biology as a core subject. 

The minimum eligibility requirement for BSc Biotechnology is to pass Class 10 and 12 with Physics, Biology, and Chemistry as core subjects, with min 50% overall (45% for SC/ST candidates), and 60% in each core subject. 

As it is a BSc course, unlike BTech students who have done PCM or PCB in Class 12 are eligible for admission.

There are more than nine core topics taught under IP College BSc Mathematics. Some of the subjects are:

• Elements of Discrete Mathematics
• Topics in Calculus
• Fundamentals of Calculus
• Theory of Equations and Symmetries

The major difference between them is, that MSc Statistics involves the comparison of various data, it teaches us topics like Distribution Theory, Time Series Analysis, Regression Analysis, etc. Meanwhile, MSc Mathematics involves the study of all forms of Mathematics including Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra, Matrix and Determinant, Calculus, etc.

As per the curriculum of the CV Raman University BSc Mathematics course, core subjects carry the highest amount of credits. Apart from credit value, these theory-based subjects are important for students to cultivate in-depth knowledge of the course. Some of the core subjects included in the curriculum are:

• Basic Information Computer Technology
• Mechanics, Oscillations and Properties of Matter
• Organic Chemistry
• Inorganic Chemistry
• Algebra

DAIICT Gandhinagar GUJCET Cutoff for Round 1 was out for diffferent categories under the HS Quota. The Cutoff ranks ranged between 58 and 217 for the General AI category candidates. For BTech in Mathematics and Computing, the Cutoff closed at 58.

For the OBC HS category candidates, the Cutoff closed at 170 for BTech in Mathematics and Computing, making it the most competitive course. The cutoff was also released for the ST, SC, EWS and PWD category candidates.

JMI BSc Mathematics syllabus has a generic elective in each semester till the second year. Students have to choose generic electives out of the given options. Mentioned below are the offered generic electives:

• Set Theory and Number Theory
• Computer Fundamentals
• Econometrics
• Programming in C (P)
• Information Security
• OOPS in C+
• Data Structures
• Mathematical Modelling