Maths Spl

IAS exam is a very competitive exam which requires vast knowledge of subjects. There are some techniques of cracking such an exam.In coaching classes the experts guide you the right way of doing it. It also forces you to be disciplined and focused.Now a days there are some good online courses also which gives you the freedom of attending face to face classes.

IAS exam is a very competitive exam which requires vast knowledge of subjects. There are some techniques of cracking such an exam.In coaching classes the experts guide you the right way of doing it. It also forces you to be disciplined and focused.Now a days there are some good online courses also which gives you the freedom of attending face to face classes.

You can do MBA without any background in mathematics however you must have basic competencies such as multiplication, addition,subscription average, ratio, power, square, square root etc. You will need them in quants, financial management, financial modelling, operation management , financial accounting and management accounting etc. These subjects are compulsory irrespective of what specialisation you choose in MBA. You can do only integrated MBA of 5 years after 10+2.

Check universities in Singapore, UK, Netherlands, USA, Germany, China and Canada.

If you're confident enough about your dream then go for it and take maths tuitions side by side. If you do computer engineering half-heartedly then you won't be able to put your 100% efforts so FD is a better option.

I would suggest you to complete your 12th and then decide to go abroad because there are wide options available after 12th.

Please refer the link mentioned for eligibility criteria: http://dpsru.edu.in/admissions/eligibility-criteria

You can go for M.Sc instead of MBA but if you wish to do MBA then there is no harm in doing that. MBA is a full-fledged professional course and having maths in your graduation can be very beneficial to you. You can go for MBA with specialisation in finance because you might be good with numbers and secondly you can have good opportunities as well.