Maths Spl

Which entrance exam do you wish to take? Kindly elaborate, so that I can guide you better.

IISER entrance exam 2018 pattern is such that the question paper will contain a total of 60 multiple choice questions that candidates need to complete in duration of 180 minutes (3 hours). Candidates will be evaluated out of a total of 180 marks, out of which 45 marks is allotted to the biology section. So, it is mandatory you attempt the biology section of the paper to secure a good rank in the exam. For further details regarding the IISER paper please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/iiser-entrance-exam/pattern

Hi Deepak,
Please check the college and course list on Shiksha.com, check the eligibility criteria of the colleges offering your desired course and apply. Here is the page:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india

Hi Jaya,
Some courses you can consider which can fetch you a government job and not requiring too much maths or no maths at all include:
Agricultural Studies
Veterinary Sciences
Additionally, you may take up arts and humanities and prepare for Indian Administrative Services, Indian Foreign Services, Indian Police Services and so on.

Yes, you can do it.
Kindly refer the college/university to know get more information.

Hi Yoshida,
If you have done your 10+2 with mathematics with aggregate 50% score and qualified NATA then you are eligible to apply for B.Arch.

After the completion of B.Sc mathematics you can join courses like MCA, M.Sc, IT, actuarial sciences, MBA or M.Sc in mathematics. Career opportunities can include jobs at financial companies, software developers, marketers and bankers; everyone wants a good mathematician. Data analytics, a field which is the talk of town, often needs people who are good with numbers and understand data. With excellent mathematical abilities, you might just be picked up by political or military intelligence bodies to work as a cryptanalyst who deciphers encrypted messages.

First we shall look at the career options for science students. Here we need to see for the students who have taken maths and who haven't. So with maths we call it PCM, that is physics, chemistry and mathematics and without maths is PCB same for P and C, and for B it is biology. One thing you have to keep in mind that if you do not have maths then you cannot go for engineering. You have to choose other fields like pharmacy then.

Hello Dipannita,
In BBA maths subjects are divided into two parts - eneral mathematics and statistics. In general mathematics you will be studying some simple topics like matrix, determinant and all and in statistics you will be studying some simple topics like mean media, mode and probability.