Maths Spl

Hi Sachin, Academic Eligibility:
Aspirants should have passed the qualifying examination, I. e. 10+2 or equivalent from any education system as recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (www.aiuweb.org). https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/dasa-ug.

For getting admission, you need marks of Best of 4 (Subjects). So, you can avoid maths in the counting of your marks. And, yes, select subjects/course which doesn't need maths as a compulsory subject in best of 4.

Hi, Please refer the link below for detailed information on best courses After 12th for Science Students with PCM, PCB and PCMB:
https://www.shiksha.com/courses-after-12th/science.

Hi Simran, Please confirm the course you wish to apply for better understanding. Thanks.

If you are good at maths, then you should go for Engineering branches like Computer Science, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, etc. Institutions that offer good Quality Engineering Courses are:-
BITS Pilani
Delhi College of Engineering
PSG Technology Coimbatore
Lovely professional university
BIT Ranchi.

Sure, lots of non-maths graduate students prepare for cracking CAT. You need to practice maths question paper, tricks also matter to save time. Non-mathematics students need to practice and save time. Some questions are tricky and time taking.

If the college offers physics and maths degree together, then you can surely go for it.

For Masters in maths, you will have to appear for the entrance exam.

Please refer to the link below for the list of colleges:
https://goo.gl/WiEZK9

BA in economics is all about maths and statistics. So if you are pursuing BA in economics consider almost
60%-70% (roughly) of mathematics and maths portions are involved in your 3-year course.