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Well, by doing B.Sc in Electronics, you can join a junior college, as an assistant lecturer. Then, you can appear for UPSC exams and join companies like BHEL, CDAC, etc., which are government undertakings. Finally, you can join research groups like IEEE or ISTE and work as a researcher.

Yes, there are chances to get admission in PU Main campus for B.Sc(Hons.) Maths. Your marks are good so you can try for the admission. Good luck.

Please check the link below:
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If you qualify Delhi university. Entrance exam. Your class 12th percentage are good enough to take admission in DU. Now, you should focus on Delhi University entrance exam. You only can get admission after qualifying entrance exam. Good luck.

Hi Drishti,
A knowledge of Maths can help a biologist. However, just as understanding, biology may be useful to Mathematicians. Some courses which includes biology and math are Bio-Mathematics, Bio-Engineering, Bio Physics, Biostatistics, Bio-Infoirmatics, Biotechnology, epidemiology etc.

1. Christ University
2. Loyola College
3. St. Xavier's College
4. Hansraj College
5. Miranda House
6. Hindu College
7. Ramjas College
8. The Oxford College of Science
9. St. Xavier's College
10. Sri Venkateswara College.

Top Bachelor's degree paramedical courses:
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
B.Sc. In OTT (Operation Theatre Technology)
B.Sc. In Dialysis Technology
B.Sc. In MLT (Medical Lab Technology)
B.Sc. In X-Ray Technology
B.Sc. In Radiography
B.Sc. In Medical Imaging Technology
B.Sc. In Medical Record Technology
BASLP
B.Sc. In Ophthalmic Technology
B.Sc. In Audiology and Speech Therapy
B.Sc. In Optometry
B.Sc. In Anaesthesia Technology
Usually, students who have passed 10+2 science stream with biology subject are eligible to pursue the above mentioned courses.

Hi Aditi,
You don't have maths in law, but if you appear for CLAT or any competitive exams, then you might need basic mathematics.