Maths Spl

If you opt for B.Com (Hons.) then Maths is compulsory for admission, not only for Hindu College of Delhi University but also for other colleges.
But if you are opting for B.Com (prog.) then Maths is not compulsory for every college of Delhi University.

Hi,
Sorry to say but you would not be able to enroll for M.Sc in mathematics in Netaji Subhas Open University.
The candidate must have completed graduation degree with mathematics as honours subject.
The candidate must have completed graduation degree from any recognized university and must have studied at least 300 marks in mathematics and secured at least 55% marks in mathematics are eligible.

The courses you specified are the soul of commerce stream even then you can opt for hotel management, event management or fight for competition exam (bank, government job).

Hello Nitin,
There's no minimum percentage criteria. You can get entrance by direct admission process. Also, there's no entrance exam. Good luck. Thanks.

Yes, there are many such courses related to stock market. You can go to: http://nseindia.comand see the details. And Free Book on Art of Stock Investing in PDF. Google and get it
I hope this helps.

There are chances that you might get admission.
Please check http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017 for last year's cut-off of SRCC and Hindu.

Yes. There are maximum chances that you will get admission in a good college under Delhi University.
Please check http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017 for last year's cutoff.
You'll get the idea.

Many colleges give admission on the basis of percentage cut-off and few colleges conduct entrance exam for getting admission in B.Sc. Maths in India. Short-list the colleges you would like to join then research and ask for guidance.

Yes.
For B.Sc Maths Hons in DU, they will compulsively look at your best 4 subject aggregate
These 4 subjects include maths and English compulsively with any 2 other subjects mentioned in their list.

Yes, with this score, you could get admission in any stream of B.Sc in St. Xavier's Mumbai. But, BA could be a slightly tough option. BMM & BMS are entrance based.