Maths Spl

No, maths is required in economic Hons, you have to opt it.

Yes, you can take it, as it only requires 55% marks in class 12th. So, you will easily get admission.

Sunisha, Both the professional as well as prestigious courses have their own importance but to add real value to it, I would say CA course is the best course as compared to other professional course in India but based on your weakness that you are weak in maths which will not be ignored in CA course. So, for this, it will be better for you to pursue CS course. CS course is actually a compliance based course. I hope it will work.

Please visit the link provided to know the schedule:http://admissionas.jdvu.ac.in/jaduMsc/jadavpur/day/dates.html

Yes, Ramanujam do take PCM percentage for calculating the percentage for B.Sc in maths.

Hello Saran, Both are very exciting fields. In vetenery you can be on your own. Let me assure you that there is acute shortage of these professionals and in future requirement is bound to rise. On the other hand, chemical engineering too has bright future as mankind needs to discover newer and newer chemicals to survive on this planet. My final advise will be to choose the one that fascinates you most.

Hi,
Your dedication towards study is more important. Yes, of course, these classes are the best ones and they'll always yield you with good score. There's no doubt in that. Believe in yourself, believe in your teachers and input a lot of hard work. Success is for sure. All the best!

After B.Sc honors in mathematics you can give IIT JAM or you can do M.Sc+Ph.D from prestigious colleges of engineering and science like IITs and IISc.
You can also do M.Sc in maths and then after giving NET you can become a professor.

Yes, you can join any college/university for B.Sc in maths. Age doesn't matter. You can apply for private and government colleges.

Please follow Arihant. This book is named as RD Sharma objective for IIT-JEE mathematics.