Maths Spl

Its LCM will be 357 only because it is product of 2 co-prime numbers. And, they will not have any common factor. So, we will multiply them and the LCM will be 357.

Quantitative aptitude (Maths)or proficiency is must to pursue banking. However, maths is not compulsory. Q.A up to+2 level is generally asked in banking.

Yes, after 12th PCM, you can pursue B.Sc in maths. The admission will depend on the cut-off released by the university. If you meet the criteria, you will get admission in DU.

Shanti Business School's placement cell focuses on placement of each student.
I've completed BBA from Shanti Business School itself and it did provided me and other students amazing placements and internship opportunity with really good companies. Same as in PGDM, placement cell focuses on placing each student in companies on the basis of their specialization and interest.

Hi,
Everything depends on your interest. You may go with B.Com followed by CA or M.Com. BBA followed by MBA may be another option. If you are interested in IT domain BCA followed by MCA is also a good option. Go ahead based on your interest.

The preference of book totally depends on you. JEE Advanced is fully based on basic concepts, so keep it clear. Otherwise in HC Verma and OP Tondon concepts are given clearly. These are the good choices.

Certainly Delhi University is better for B.Sc in maths.

You may pursue the same only after completing maths of 10+2 level if you have not studied maths at BCA level, for this you may opt NIOS on demand exam.