Maths Spl

Yes, it's possible in private colleges.
You can try for private colleges.
Good luck.

Dear,
For this process, you should contact to school principal with your parents to drop the maths subject. Now a days, schools are very flexible for students education.
All the best.

B.Sc graduates have a wide variety of options available in terms of topics, subjects and field. They have an option to pursue a post graduation degree in their respective fields. Students can also join non-science Master degree courses such as animation, management, journalism, computer technology,

Based on your interests in chemistry and maths, you may please evaluate doing B.Tech in chemical, petrochemical or biotechnology engineering. All these have a good scope and job opportunities.

It's difficult to get in reputed colleges but yes you can get into other colleges. Even if you get into reputed colleges, you'll have to do hard work and will get the provisional study. But if you complete your 12th with CBSE then it's harder than you think.

MBA with specialisation in Data Analytics is the best career option for you based on your educational qualifications and a general shortage of Data Analytics professionals worldwide.

Kindly mention the name of the course in which you want to take admission. However, your scores are pretty nice and I don't think that you will be facing any issues in getting admission.

Hi Devasheesh,
What you should do next will depend on your interests and aptitude. Clearly, you are not quite strong in maths so perhaps you should avoid courses requiring strong skills in maths. Figure our what you like and what you want. As a PCM student you may pursue non-science courses too such

JAM is competitive examination and there is no guarantee that you will get IIT of your choice. Therefore, It is recommended that you opt for MSc Maths at IIT Bhubaneswar and can try to appear in JAM again.