Maths Spl

Hi
Both subjects are good, but it depends upon your interest in which field it lies. Taking maths or computer science is a decision to be chosen by you. Whatever you choose, I suggest you build a strong base on it for better future.
Best of luck!

Indian Statistical Institute (a.k.a ISI) is the pioneer of Statistics in the country. Holding the hands of Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis, the institute achieved milestones after milestones, paving for us the way to fall in love with data, play around with it, and get immense pleasure.
Unlike the IITJAMs MCQs and ISIs objective portion, the ISI M.Stat entrance PSB (subjective) is something really more than an entrance examination. It reflects the beauty of data, math, and chance in their problems, just like the olympiads and the ISI B.Stat entrance examination.

You can visit the official website of Delhi University I. e. www.du.ac.in.

The eligibility for BCA is 50% in +2 and there is no requirement that you have studied mathematics at +2 level. But in BCA mathematics would be floated but no need to worry because LPU believes in imparting quality education and for that the pedagogy is decided in such a way that tougher subject gets easier one. Faculty puts lot of efforts to make the concept understandable and then re-work on the application part.
For details on curriculum, you need to visit website www.lpu.in

Yes you can do it. NID offers M.Des course in Furniture and Interior design. The eligibility criteria is a Bachelors degree in any discipline.

NIOS does not provide any education at graduation level though its certificates for secondary and senior secondary level are approved to get admission in any university or institute all over India. So you have to do B.Sc or other related courses from distance learning universities like IGNOU, Annamalai, BRAOU, etc.

Almost every college of Delhi University is having B.Com (P). For more information, you can visit their official website I. e. www.du.ac.in.

No, you cannot apply for B.Com(Hons) without maths.